Dhiraagu reload promotion offers MVR 100,000 cash prize

Sep 15, 2026, 8:02 AM
Dhiraagu Launches Reload Promotion with MVR 100,000 Mega Prize

Dhiraagu Launches Reload Promotion with MVR 100,000 Mega Prize

Dhiraagu has launched a new reload promotion offering cash prizes exclusively for its prepaid customers.

Under this promotion, one lucky weekly winner will receive MVR 15,000, while the grand prize winner at the end of the promotion will walk away with a cash prize of MVR 100,000.

The promotion, which runs until October 31, is open to all customers who reload their accounts via the Dhiraagu App. Customers can increase their chances of winning by reloading more frequently.

For every MVR 100 reloaded through the Dhiraagu App, customers will earn one entry into the lucky draw. Similarly, an MVR 200 reload grants two entries, while an MVR 300 reload provides three chances to win.

This promotion aims to enhance the experience for Dhiraagu prepaid customers by providing convenient and rewarding services through the company's digital platforms.

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