Nubank Is Paying Up to 60 Thousand to Customers in New Update, Find Out How to Get It!

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Published on 18/11/2022 at 08:48

Updated on 18/11/2022 at 08:49

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The New Technology From Nubank Allows Users To Make Bets On World Cup Matches And Receive Prizes In Cash Or Gifts At McDonald’s

With the arrival of the 2022 World Cup, Nubank has launched new technology in its app that promises prizes of up to R$ 60 thousand and gifts at McDonald’s. This is called NuBolão, which was developed by the digital bank for customers who want to make bets on world tournament matches, whether for fun or to win big, according to the Edital concurso Brasil website.

In addition to cash prizes, customers who also use the new technology have the chance to receive vouchers to spend at McDonald’s. The division of bets takes place either generally or through private groups, in which case they are organized by the users themselves with family members and friends.

So, How Does This Technology Work?

The NuBolão technology is like a new service created by Nubank to cater to those who are passionate about soccer. Through it, the bank’s customers can create groups and make bets regarding tournament matches without having to spend anything on it.

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Prizes Offered By Nubank

The prizes for the general ranking in the group stage will be distributed as follows:

1st Place: cash prize of R$ 20 thousand in Nubank’s Caixinhas plus a R$ 3 thousand voucher to use at McDonald’s;

2nd Place: cash prize of R$ 12 thousand in Nubank’s Caixinhas plus a R$ 3 thousand voucher to spend at McDonald’s;

3rd Place: cash prize of R$ 5 thousand in Nubank’s Caixinhas plus a R$ 3 thousand voucher to use at McDonald’s;

For the general ranking of the tournament final, the prizes will be as follows:

1st Place: cash prize of R$ 60 thousand deposited in Nubank’s Caixinhas plus a R$ 3 thousand voucher to use at McDonald’s;

2nd Place: cash prize of R$ 35 thousand deposited in Nubank’s Caixinhas plus a R$ 3 thousand voucher to use at McDonald’s;

3rd Place: cash prize of R$ 20 thousand deposited in Nubank’s Caixinhas plus a R$ 3 thousand voucher to spend at McDonald’s;

How To Participate

Customers who want to participate in NuBolão must be over 18 years old. If that part is fine, just access the Nubank app and go to the World Cup tab, represented by the image of a soccer ball and go to the “Bet on Upcoming Matches” section to get started.

Remember that it is also possible to win with the randomness campaign, through weekly raffles held by the bank, with vouchers of R$ 300 in cash and R$ 100 in gift cards to use at McDonald’s. Additionally, each person is entitled to one bet per match.

Nubank Is Paying Up to 60 Thousand to Customers in New Update, Find Out How to Get It!

The New Technology From Nubank Allows Users To Make Bets On World Cup Matches And Receive Prizes In Cash Or Gifts At McDonald’s

So, How Does This Technology Work?

Prizes Offered By Nubank

How To Participate

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Nubank Is Paying Up to 60 Thousand to Customers in New Update, Find Out How to Get It!

The New Technology From Nubank Allows Users To Make Bets On World Cup Matches And Receive Prizes In Cash Or Gifts At McDonald’s

So, How Does This Technology Work?

Prizes Offered By Nubank

How To Participate

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