KIS Securities is running the “Tích lệnh hái lộc” promotion from 15 October to 30 November 2026, with total prizes worth VND 251 million for individual investors trading through the iKIS app. Each day, investors whose successfully matched trades total at least VND 100 million get one spin for cash prizes, with up to 200 eligible investors per day able to join, and spins accumulate throughout the program. The final prizes, worth VND 83 million in total, include an iPhone 18 Pro Max, an iPhone 18 Pro and other gifts, going to the investors with the highest trading value. To qualify, investors need at least 15 trading days and total trading value of VND 30 billion; KIS will review results from 1 to 9 December 2026 and notify winners by email from 10 December 2026.
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