Up to 30% idcoin at pools: Idram&IDBank

YEREVAN, June 16. /ARKA/.  From the very first days of summer, everyone gets into “vacation mood”. Some are already planning their long-awaited beach getaways, others prefer to enjoy the breathtaking nature of Armenia, while some are looking for ways to spend the weekend aways from the city’s hustle and bustle – right here in town. Whatever recreation option you choose, one thing is for sure: swimming pools are one of the most popular places to spend the summer.               Water vacation is an essential part of summer. It is the perfect escape for both active swimmers and those who just want to unwind. And what if, along with a great time relaxing, you could also receive some idocins? Idram and IDBank are thrilled to launch their summer campaign, pack with idcoins.

Within the framework of the campaign, from June 15 to August 31, 2026, inclusive, when making QR payments at the following pools, you will receive up to 30% instant idcoin, in accordance with the campaign terms and conditions, but no more than 10,000 idcoin per calendar month (after tax):

  • Cross Sports Complex Swimming Pool      
  • Dili Town Resort Swimming Pool   
  • Garun Swimming Pool at the Dilijani Tun Hotel      
  • Hills Sports Complex Pool    
  • Swimming pool at Lanj Restaurant       
  • Swimming pool at Multi Wellness Center Sports and Health Complex   
  • San Marco Pool      
  • Swimming pool at the President Hotel      
  • Zen Pool     

And the rest is very simple: just choose your favourite pool, grab your sunscreen, and sunglasses and make payments via the Idram&IDBank app.

Find all the terms and conditions of the campaign here.

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