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Standard Lesotho Bank rewards loyal customers with Toyota Starlets

‘Malehakoe Tsoamotse and ‘Matlotliso Nhlapho were among the lucky winners of Toyota Starlet cars in Standard Lesotho Bank’s Hoa Khonahala campaign.

The winners were rewarded for consistently using Standard Bank cards for transactions such as swiping, instant money, buying electricity, and airtime since August 2025, with minimum transaction value of M20. Three other finalists took home cash prizes of M7000, M5000, and M3000 each.

Speaking during the event on Friday, Head Personal Banking at Standard Lesotho Bank, Teboho Sello said the campaign aimed to reward customer loyalty and promote digital usage.

Sello indicated that since the campaign started, over 800 Standard Lesotho Bank users had made the criteria.

“To become winners, customers are required to complete at least three qualifying transactions each month, consistently, with at least a value of M20. These include one swipe or tap at any card machine or point-of-sale terminal, one Instant Money transfer, and one purchase of prepaid airtime or electricity using Standard Lesotho Bank’s App, Internet Banking, or Mobile Banking. Unfortunately only few will win. This is how we at Standard Lesotho Bank give back to our loyal customers. When our clients are happy, we will also be happy,” Sello noted.

Nhlapho extended her heartfelt thanks to Standard Lesotho Bank for rewarding her with a car.

She said she was however shocked because she was not aware that she was running for the campaign.

“I am very grateful that today I won this car and will never have to worry about my broken car anymore,” Nhlapho said.

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