At Banque Raiffeisen, we value your hard work and want to celebrate your success with a special Bac premium. If you’ve recently earned your secondary school diploma, you're entitled to a well-deserved reward of €100!
How does it work?
The premium is paid directly into your Green Code account, ready for you to spend or save as you wish. Whether you’re kicking off the summer holidays or planning a personal project, the choice is yours.
It's as simple as counting to three.
Not yet a client? No worries, we’ll open your Green Code account together.
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Disclaimer
The ‘Prime BAC’ offer is subject to conditions and reserved for individuals who have completed their schooling in Luxembourg, passed their secondary school leaving examination in 2025 and meet all eligibility requirements, including opening a Green Code current account.
The offer is strictly personal, non-transferable and limited to one bonus per beneficiary. It is valid until 30/09/2025, subject to acceptance of the application by Banque Raiffeisen s.c. In accordance with applicable regulations, this offer is not available to persons of US nationality, born in the United States, residing in the United States or holding a US permanent residence permit (‘green card’).
Any application that is incomplete or does not meet the eligibility requirements will be automatically rejected. By submitting this form, duly completed, you agree to be contacted by an advisor from Banque Raiffeisen s.c. by email to arrange an appointment at a branch. If you are a minor at the time of opening the account, the presence of a parent or legal guardian will be required.
The personal data collected in connection with this offer will be processed by Banque Raiffeisen s.c., 4 rue Léon Laval, L-3372 Leudelange, for the purpose of managing your participation in the ‘Prime BAC’ offer. For more information on the processing of personal data, please consult our Information Notes on events, games and competitions available on the Bank's website under the heading "Data Protection".
