EastWest Bank has extended its partnership with Unioil, offering exclusive fuel discounts to EastWest credit card holders until the end of 2025.
Good news for EastWest credit card holders—the bank just extended its partnership with Unioil until the end of 2025 to give EastWest customers exclusive fuel discounts all year long. All of Unioil ’s fuel offerings are available at varying discounts, and EastWest customers can avail of this promo at all Unioil stations equipped with credit card terminals. EastWest credit card holders who use diesel fuel can enjoy a P2.50 per liter discount.
And those who use 91-grade gasoline can get a P3/L discount, while drivers who fuel up with 95 and 97-grade gasoline can avail of a hefty P4/L discount. Unioil fuel is also Euro5-compliant, making it one of the cleanest and most efficient sources of fuel in the country. Credit card holders can gas up as much as three times a day, or 80 liters at most. The promo is currently running and will end on December 31, 2025. EastWest is Unioil’s sole banking partner, giving a touch of exclusivity and care to EastWest and Unioil customers. With the bank celebrating its 30th anniversary, it aims to sustain and grow its personal relationship to its clients with these types of strategic partnerships. “Our partnership with Unioil reflects our goal of providing meaningful and relevant benefits to our cardholders,” said EastWest senior vice president and head of credit cards business Aylwin Tamayo. “By offering generous fuel discounts, we empower our customers to stretch their budget further while fueling their journeys with confidence and ease.
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