The special Kids’ Banking Programs that Bancamiga launched for both Children’s Day and Christmas enabled 18,821 children and teenagers across the country to open bank accounts, and they now enjoy the benefits of the Bancamiga Mastercard Debit Card.

For ten Saturdays during July/August and November/December, Bancamiga opened its branches in Caracas and other parts of the country to open accounts for children and teenagers between the ages of 9 and 17 with national identity cards.

This initiative also helped bring 6,875 adults into the banking system, of whom 4,097 opened accounts in foreign currency (dollars/euros) and 63 in Venezuelan pesos.

During these special Kids’ events, Bancamiga gave away Mastercard Debit Cards, which, in their various versions, feature contactless technology and offer the ability to pay at points of sale, top up mobile phones, and make mobile payments.

Once the account opening process is complete, children and teenagers should go to www.bancamiga.com, go to the Kids section, and follow the steps to register, the financial institution explained in a statement.

Learning to value the effort behind money and prioritizing needs

For Bancamiga, the success achieved this year with Kids establishes a solid foundation for new products like the Kids Prepaid Card.

The Chairman of Bancamiga’s Board of Directors, José Simón Elarba, indicated that bringing banking services to children and teenagers is a way to instill the importance of responsible money management from an early age.

“It’s a way to develop solid financial habits that last into adulthood. Children learn to value the effort behind money and to prioritize their needs. This promotes economic independence and confidence in digital financial services,” Elarba added.

Although the special campaigns have ended for now, those interested can visit any of the 50 branches nationwide with their representative to open a Kids account and enjoy the benefits of having a Bancamiga account. They must bring a birth certificate and a copy of their national identity card. If your father, mother, or legal guardian is not a client, they must bring a copy of their ID, valid Taxpayer Identification Number (RIF), phone number, and email address.

To find the location of each branch, visit www.bancamiga.com on Find Us section.

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Bancamiga continues to strengthen its social commitment to Venezuela. In a moving gesture of solidarity and commitment, it visited the Comprehensive Care Center for Children and Adolescents (CAINA) in Gavilán, Miranda state. Accompanied by an enthusiastic group of bank volunteers, they brought joy to the young people participating in this noble initiative of the Missionary Sisters of Mercy.

The day was marked by generosity and affection. Bancamiga, through its Social Responsibility Department, donated food to the Missionary Sisters of Mercy, directly contributing to the nutrition of the community’s children.

But the visit went far beyond a material contribution. Bancamiga volunteers actively participated in CAINA’s routine, sharing moments and gestures with the children in the context of the Children’s Day celebration.

The bank’s employees also supported the center’s daily work, leading recreational activities that brought smiles to faces, serving lunch and snacks, and distributing party favors that sparked enthusiasm.

CAINA, an initiative by and for children

CAINA, located in the rural area of El Hatillo, is a beautiful initiative promoted by the Missionary Sisters of Mercy, which tirelessly dedicates itself to supporting the nutrition of at-risk children and adolescents, facilitating their incorporation into the educational system, and training them in agriculture and other essential skills. Their work is essential to creating a more promising future for these generations in the communities of Gavilán, Turgua, Lomas de Baruta, and Curiepe in Miranda state, as well as in Espino, Guárico state.

“We are moved by the extraordinary work of the Missionary Sisters of Mercy at CAINA. Seeing the joy in these children’s eyes and allowing us to be part of their day to share these moments with them reinforces our social commitment to Venezuela,” said Milagro González, Director of Social Responsibility at Bancamiga.

Bancamiga’s visit to CAINA is a clear example of how joining forces between the private sector and social organizations can generate a positive impact in the most vulnerable communities.

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Following the successful Children’s Day campaign held this weekend in Caracas and throughout the country, Bancamiga decided to conduct a special operation this Saturday, July 26, at a total of 24 branches.

Starting at 9:00 a.m., children and adolescents accompanied by their representative can open their child accounts and receive the Kids Card free of charge at the following branches: Centro Lido, Las Ibarras, Chacao, El Hatillo, Sabana Grande, Altamira, La Castellana, Los Teques, Guaparo, Galerías Plaza in Maracay, Valle de la Pascua, Calabozo, Rattan Plaza in Porlamar, Puerto La Cruz, Mérida, San Francisco in Maracaibo, Taquilla VIVA, Barquisimeto Centro, Barquisimeto Este, Sambil San Cristóbal, Ciudad Ojeda, Barinas, Guatire, and Maiquetía.

This Saturday, 2,000 accounts were opened as part of the Children’s Day operation, allowing new customers to enjoy benefits such as making payments at national points of sale, receiving transfers in bolivars from third parties, making mobile payments, and recharging their Movistar or Digitel phone balance.

Available in various designs, the Kids Bancamiga card is supported by contactless technology and was specifically designed to help children begin to learn about responsible money management.

With the account for minors with ID (between 9 and 17 years old), children and adolescents can also register on the portal and view their balance and account transactions.

“If you didn’t have the opportunity to open an account and receive the free Kids card, take advantage of the opportunity this Saturday. All you need to do is submit a copy of your current, laminated ID card and a copy of your birth certificate (to verify the relationship between the child, adolescent, and legal representative) in the new format issued by the National Electoral Council (CNE),” explains a statement from the banking institution.

For details on the location of Bancamiga branches in Venezuela, please visit the following link:

https://www.bancamiga.com/agencias-bancamiga/

With this initiative, Bancamiga brings cutting-edge financial instruments to the country’s children and adolescents, while giving them the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the importance of savings and financial planning.

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