September 2026 Retiree Promotion Figures and Current Bank Payment List
Total cash earnings in the promotion campaigns updated by banks reach up to thirty-five thousand liras.
Total cash returns in the retiree promotion campaigns updated by banks for the September 2026 period reached around thirty-five thousand liras. Earnings tables varying by bank have become clear for retirees who commit to a three-year salary transfer.
September 2026 Promotion Figures
The figures in the promotion campaigns offered by banks for retirees who transfer their salaries have been updated again, and total cash returns have reached the level of thirty-five thousand liras.
According to current data in financial markets, the payment amounts for QNB, İş Bankası, Garanti BBVA, DenizBank, Yapı Kredi, ING, and Şekerbank have become clear.
Additional Conditions and Campaign Terms
There are significant differences between the highest promotion amounts announced by banks and the basic promotions paid unconditionally.
For the record payments highlighted in advertisements, additional conditions such as automatic bill payment instructions, active credit card use, mobile banking, and insurance policies may be required.
Current Payments Bank by Bank
While QNB offers a total gain of twenty thousand liras, İş Bankası and Garanti BBVA make a total payment of twenty-five thousand liras along with a basic promotion of fifteen thousand liras.
DenizBank provides a basic promotion of twelve thousand liras and a total gain of thirty thousand liras, while Yapı Kredi provides a total earning of thirty thousand liras.
Banks Offering the Highest Payments
While ING offers a basic promotion of fifteen thousand liras and a total gain of thirty-two thousand liras, Şekerbank ranks among the banks offering the highest payment with a total of thirty-five thousand liras.
Application Process and Methods
Retirees who want to apply for a promotion are required to transfer their salaries to the relevant bank and give a three-year commitment.
Applications can be easily made via mobile applications, internet banking, and the e-Government platform, as well as bank branches.