Security Bank launches BetterBanking Rewards with “Ready. Set. Redeem!” event and mall takeover at Shangri-La Plaza

Security Bank launched its flagship credit card rewards platform, BetterBanking Rewards, at the “Ready. Set. Redeem!” event at Shangri-La Plaza on October 27, 2025. Television personality, model, and vlogger Wil Dasovich joined the event to demonstrate how easy it is to redeem points via BetterBanking Rewards. Also pictured are host Mark Wei and Elixir Javier.

Security Bank unveiled its BetterBanking Rewards platform at the “Ready. Set. Redeem!” launch event and mall takeover at Shangri-La Plaza in Mandaluyong City on October 27, 2025. The interactive event showcased the Bank’s latest innovation designed to make earning and redeeming rewards easier, faster, and more meaningful for its credit cardholders.

Get up to 5% rebate on every swipe with Security Bank’s Complete Cashback Platinum card

Beating the rising prices of daily essentials while keeping the household in tiptop shape is crucial. Consumers are consistently looking for practical ways to get the most bang out of their buck. Just like a never-ending sale, you can get up to 5-4-3-2-1% instant cashback on your everyday purchases plus get a welcome gift of up to PHP5,000 eGC with Security Bank’s Complete Cashback card—now in Platinum!

5% on groceries

When sticking to a budget, having a credit card with guaranteed rebates can be a gamechanger for the household’s grocery runner. With every swipe of the Complete Cashback Platinum card at the supermarket, cardholders can avail of 5% cashback on monthly statements that can be paired with discounts and other promos from Security Bank’s partner grocery merchants.  This cashback can either help you save or let you get your grocery essentials without going over budget. 

Multi-sectoral group comes together to help entrepreneurs weather pandemic-caused recession

Public encouraged to ‘buy local’ to support small biz owners

The considerable resources of the Association of the Filipino Franchisers Inc. (AFFI), the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Go Negosyo, SM Foundation, Security Bank, and Union Bank are being brought to bear in efforts to jumpstart a languid economy stalled by the effects of the three-month long coronavirus lockdown.