VIB and artist Ly Quoc Co turned about 3,000 old cards into an installation shaped like a VIB One Card, which the Vietnam Record Organization has recognized as the largest VIB One Card in Vietnam made from old cards. The cards hang at different heights and distances, so the complete card shape appears only from a certain viewpoint, conveying the "ONE là ĐỦ" (One is enough) message. The article links this to how One Card combines several needs in one product, offering cashback in five categories (shopping, travel, education, insurance and overseas spending), with cardholders choosing up to three categories per card tier and able to change them each statement cycle. Cashback reaches 9%, capped at VND 18 million per year. The card also offers a 0% foreign-currency conversion fee (FX) for the first 3 statement cycles and 1% afterwards, plus unlimited airport lounge access subject to program terms.
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Original headline: Từ hàng nghìn chiếc thẻ cũ đến tác phẩm Kỷ lục Việt Nam: Câu chuyện phía sau tinh thần “ONE là ĐỦ” của VIB One Card
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| Market | Vietnam stocks |
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| Exchange | HOSE |
| Sector | Banks |
| Market cap | 51,438 bn VND |
| P/E | 6.7 |
| P/B | 1.03 |
| Close on 10/30/2026 | 13.80 |
| Change that session | -1.43% |
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