The New Gacha Berhadiah program offers a variety of attractive prizes that customers can win instantly.

However, as this program is set to begin on July 1, 2026, you must also be on the lookout for potential scams masquerading as this program.

One potential scam involves informing customers that they have been selected as prize draw winners of The New Gacha Berhadiah.

If you encounter a scam like this, don’t fall for it! Especially if the scammer asks for personal information, banking details, or even an “administrative fee” to claim the prize.

It’s important for everyone to know that The New Gacha Berhadiah does not involve any prize draw mechanism. 

In this program, instant prizes are earned directly through the “Pilih Gacha,” “Flying Gacha,” and “Leaderboard” games available on the myBCA and BCA mobile apps. For more information about The New Gacha Berhadiah, please read here. 

Therefore, if anyone contacts you and claims you’ve been randomly selected to receive a lucky draw prize from The New Gacha Berhadiah, you can be certain that it is a scam. 

So, how do you get prizes in The New Gacha Berhadiah? 

Customers can earn prizes by collecting play opportunities in accordance with the program’s terms and conditions, then playing the Pilih Gacha feature on the myBCA and BCA mobile apps, or Flying Gacha on the myBCA app. The prizes earned are instant prizes received while playing and are not the result of a drawing. 

Important additional information, always ensure that any information you receive comes from BCA’s official channels. If you encounter any suspicious information claiming to be from BCA, please contact Halo BCA at 1500888 or through the haloBCA app. Calls are toll-free.