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RHB partners Warner Bros for Justice League debit cards
Published on: Friday, November 17, 2017
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Kuala Lumpur: RHB Bank Bhd has launched the limited edition Justice League debit cards in collaboration with Warner Bros Consumer Products on behalf of DC Entertainment and Visa.The launch coincided with the release of the much-awaited Justice League movie, which features DC Comics superheroes including Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Aquaman and Cyborg.

"As Malaysia moves closer towards becoming a cashless society, RHB hopes that the unique designs will appeal to superhero fans and inspire them to actively use debit cards as a convenient and secure mode of payment.

"RHB is looking to introduce more card designs based on other Justice League superheroes next year as we continue to look for ways to enhance our product features to meet the evolving needs of our customers," said RHB Banking Group Retail Banking Acting Head, Nazri Othman in a statement Thursday.

The limited edition debit cards comes with 0.5 per cent cash back on overseas retail spending and are available for RHB Bank Current or Savings account holders. – Bernama




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