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KFH: KD 130,000 in Prizes for Al-Hassad and Al-Rabeh Monthly Draws
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has announced the winners of its monthly Al-Hassad and Al-Rabeh draws for July 2026. Al-Hassad account awards a monthly prize of KD 100,000 to one winner, while Al-Rabeh account rewards 30 winners with KD 1,000 each, reflecting KFH's commitment to honoring customer loyalty and trust. KFH conducted two draws, awarding 31 winners a total of KD 130,000 in cash prizes, distributed as follows: • Al-Hassad Account: One winner received KD 100,000. • Al-Rabeh Account: 30 winners received KD 1,000 each. The full list of winners is available on KFH’s official social media channels. The new campaign for Al-Hassad account features substantial prizes, headlined by a KD 1.5 million Grand Prize, a KD 500,000 semi-annual prize, and a KD 100,000 monthly prize. Effective January of this year, the new Al-Hassad prize campaign coincided with the resumption of investment account draws conducted under the supervision of independent auditors appointed by the bank to ensure the highest standards of integrity and transparency. KFH continues to enhance the features of its Al-Hassad account, one of the bank’s flagship products that has gained remarkable popularity and strong customer trust. Al-Hassad offers increased chances of winning, with one entry for every KD 50 deposited. The longer the balance is maintained, the greater the number of entries, bringing customers closer to the title of "KFH Millionaire". As for Al-Rabeh account, it is a dedicated salary account. To qualify for the draws, customers must deposit at least three salaries over the three months preceding the draw and maintain a minimum monthly closing balance of KD 50 throughout that period. The account awards 30 winners KD 1,000 each month. KFH remains committed to offering premium banking products that fulfill customer aspirations and provide unique opportunities to win significant cash prizes. This makes the account a highly appealing savings and investment solution. Based on the Wakala investment structure, Al-Hassad account allows the bank to invest the full balance at a pre-agreed expected profit rate, in addition to the monthly, semi-annual, and annual prize draws. Customers can open Al-Hassad and Al-Rabeh accounts through KFH branches, KFHonline, or ATMs to enjoy exclusive draw opportunities and a wide range of banking benefits.
KFH launches free calls service for its customers in Egypt, Bahrain, UK, and Turkey
Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has announced the launch of a free, express call service to its Group banks in four countries: Egypt, Bahrain, the United Kingdom, and Turkey via 1803333. This service reflects the Bank's ongoing commitment to providing advanced, secure services and maintaining continuous communication with its customers. The service aims to strengthen communication bound between the Group and its customers beyond borders. Customers can simply call the contact center in Kuwait to be transferred to the selected international branches instantly and for free. This service enhances both customer experience and direct interaction between Group subsidiaries and their customers. The new service is accessible for KFH customers and non- customers, whether to complete transactions via interactive voice response or to know more about the Bank’s services and products, by contacting the 24/7 contact center. KFH also offers free contact service internationally through the following numbers: 1. USA & Canada: 1-800-818-8608 2. UK: 0-800-014-8898 3. France: 0805-086620 4. Germany: 0800-181-7080 5. Spain: 900-905-440 6. Turkey: 00908507712154 (Local tariff charges in Turkey might be applied by local Turkish service providers when calling this number) The free contact service is available only for mobiles & landlines users in the countries mentioned above. This service does not apply to the Roaming Service. Additionally, customers can contact KFH through KFHOnline, or through WhatsApp for general inquiries, and contact center at 1803333, to ensure constant support and availability of a range of services at any time. KFH contact web contributes to building and strengthening trust with customers across the Group’s banks and customers, by providing the best services, according to the highest standards, where customer calls abroad have priority in being answered by the service official.
KFH Launches the Sixth Training Program in Cooperation with KSH
Kuwait Finance House (KFH), in partnership with the Kuwait Society for the Handicapped (KSH), has launched the sixth edition of its training program aimed at empowering individuals with special needs. Running from August through October 2026, the three-month program offers immersive skill-building designed to foster successful workforce integration. Kuwait Finance House Acting Group Chief Human Resources and Transformation Officer, Ahmad Alhammad, highlighted that the training program, currently supporting 11 trainees, underscores KFH’s ongoing commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainability. Alhammad emphasized that the program’s six-year momentum reflects KFH’s commitment to empowering individuals with special needs and integrating them into the workforce. This strategic partnership also plays a vital role in deepening employee engagement, reflecting KFH’s commitment to a workforce that is integral to the broader community. Alhammad stressed that the program builds on previous versions by expanding its training scope and departmental reach. This gives participants real-world experience, enhancing their readiness for the job market, he added. Furthermore, Alhammad stated that the trainees will be assigned to various departments across the bank. Notably, this year’s training plan introduces new departments for the first time, underscoring KFH’s ongoing commitment to enhancing and expanding the program's scope. He praised the trainees' active engagement with department heads at the launch ceremony, where managers met the new cohort and personally handed over their official work IDs to mark the start of their training. Alhammad noted that the program offers a comprehensive training journey tailored to offer meaningful real-life opportunities to develop practical skills in a supportive, inclusive environment, allowing participants of special needs to interact and grow. Alhammad stressed that KFH remains committed to developing this annual program in cooperation with KSH, as part of a strategic partnership aimed at empowering individuals with special needs and raising organizational awareness about the importance of integrating them into community development. Meanwhile, Director General of the Kuwait Society for the Handicapped, Baraa Al-Jenae said: “We take pride at KSH in the extended partnership with KFH, now in its sixth consecutive year.” He added that the initiative is a strong example of effective cooperation between the financial sector and civil society institutions, contributing directly to empowering people with special needs and equipping them with practical experience and skills that improve their chances of integration and independence in the workplace. Al-Jenae emphasized that this strategic partnership is an extension of a well-established relationship that has, over the years, proven its positive impact in developing the participants' capabilities and strengthening their self-confidence. “This is clearly reflected each year in the progress of the program's outcomes and its lasting impact on the trainees’ future,” he remarked.
KFH Raises Awareness of Fake Travel Ads and Urges Customers to Protect Banking Data
As part of its continuous efforts to support the "Let's Be Aware" (Diraya) awareness campaign, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has urged customers to remain vigilant against fraudulent advertisements, particularly during peak holiday travel when demand for hotel, chalet, and airline ticket bookings is highest. In a press release, KFH highlighted that scammers are increasingly leveraging advanced technologies, including Artificial Intelligence, to mask international calls and banking links, deceptively making them appear to originate from legitimate local sources. KFH stressed the importance of exercising caution when booking travel accommodations and services. The Bank advised customers to exclusively use verified, reputable official websites and companies, and to refrain entirely from making payments through unverified or insecure links to avoid falling victim to financial fraud. KFH noted that fraudsters continually adapt their methods to steal personal data and funds by targeting seasonal needs. During holidays, scammers post fake ads with unrealistically low prices for chalets, hotels, and flights. Victims often realize too late that these deceptive offers are sophisticated traps designed to compromise their personal data and bank accounts. To safeguard against these risks, KFH advised customers to thoroughly verify the authenticity of websites before entering any sensitive information. The bank further encouraged the public to exercise maximum prudence and to refrain from responding to fund transfer requests without first directly verifying the identity of the recipient. KFH reiterated that customers must never share confidential information, such as national ID details, One-Time Passwords (OTPs), or bank card PINs, via telephone, email, or any other channel. The bank emphasized that it never contacts customers via phone, email, or text message to request or update personal financial data. KFH reaffirmed its pioneering commitment to driving Diraya campaign, an initiative launched by the Central Bank of Kuwait in collaboration with the Kuwait Banking Association and local banks. KFH continues to proactively raise financial literacy across all segments of society by disseminating educational content across its official social media platforms and e-channels, highlighting prevalent fraud schemes, and sharing best practices for securing personal banking information.
