KOHO Easy Prepaid Mastercard
Get a $20 welcome bonus when you sign up using promo code FINDERCODE and make a purchase with your card
KOHO Easy Prepaid Mastercard
Get a $20 welcome bonus when you sign up using promo code FINDERCODE and make a purchase with your card
KOHO Earn Interest
Earn 4.5% interest on your savings and earn unlimited cashback on your spending with a KOHO prepaid card
KOHO Extra Prepaid Card
KOHO Earn Interest
KOHO Essential Prepaid Card
Signup for free and get a $20 cash bonus when you open an account and use promo code FINDERCODE
KOHO Financial is an online banking provider that sets itself apart from traditional banks with a focus on low fees, flexibility and hybrid banking. KOHO offer a saving and spending account that comes with a high interest rate and a prepaid card that earns you cashback as you spend. With no hidden fees, no account opening fee, no e-transfer fees, no minimum balance and no minimum deposits, KOHO is a contender in todays online banking space in Canada.
Use promo code FINDERCODE to receive a cash bonus, which will be added to your KOHO balance once you make your first purchase within 30 days of signing up. You’ll typically receive the bonus within 24 hours.
Log-in to the app and find your personal referral code under the Perks tab. You can share your code with your friends via text, email or other modes. Once your friend signs up and makes their first purchase within 30 days of registration, you’ll receive $20 – and so will your friend!
You can receive $20 by signing up using our referral code FINDERCODE. You’ll need to make a purchase within 30 days of signing up to receive the bonus.
There are three ways to deposit money into your KOHO account:
KOHO currently do not accept cash, cheques or wire transfers made to KOHO accounts.
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