Itaú Launches Exclusive Black Friday on Superapp With Discounts Up to 60%, Cashback, Cheaper iPhone 17, and 21-Month Interest-Free Installments

Written by Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges

Published on 11/11/2025 at 13:14

Updated on 11/11/2025 at 13:15

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Itaú Launches Exclusive Black Friday on Superapp with Discounts and Special Installments.

During the month of November, Itaú promotes the Itaú Week, an exclusive Black Friday on the bank’s Superapp with discounts of up to 60%, cashback, and payment facilities. The initiative includes promotions on the Itaú Shop marketplace and special conditions on various financial products and services.

The campaign warm-up goes until November 23, while the main period takes place between the 24th and the 30th. On Itaú Shop, customers can take advantage of coupons and offers on thousands of products, including the iPhone Forever program, which offers up to R$ 1,175 in savings on the purchase of models from the iPhone 17 line, with installments of up to 21 times interest-free, plus a final installment and free shipping.

Offers on Itaú Shop and Extra Benefits

The conditions of the Itaú Week extend to other areas of the bank. With Itaú credit cards, the customer earns R$ 30 cashback when spending R$ 100 after activating the offer in the app.

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Exclusive Discounts and Convenience on the Superapp

Itaú centralizes the entire Black Friday experience in its Superapp, allowing customers to explore offers, activate cashback, and complete purchases securely in one environment.

The purpose of Itaú Week is to combine convenience, savings and exclusive benefits, turning the Superapp into a hub of advantages during the main discount season of the year.

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Itaú Launches Exclusive Black Friday on Superapp With Discounts Up to 60%, Cashback, Cheaper iPhone 17, and 21-Month Interest-Free Installments

Itaú Launches Exclusive Black Friday on Superapp with Discounts and Special Installments.

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Itaú Launches Exclusive Black Friday on Superapp With Discounts Up to 60%, Cashback, Cheaper iPhone 17, and 21-Month Interest-Free Installments

Itaú Launches Exclusive Black Friday on Superapp with Discounts and Special Installments.

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