anb rewards vs Hassad: which loyalty program wins?

We score anb rewards and Hassad on the same five factors — earning rate, redemption value, partner network, ease of use, and point expiry — to help you choose the right program for how you actually spend.

Verdict

anb rewards is best for Anyone wanting transparent transfer rates to airline and telecom programs, while Hassad is best for Riyad Bank World Elite cardholders who spend internationally or on e-gaming.

Skip anb rewards if Anyone wanting long expiry - points last only 12 months, and skip Hassad if Anyone wanting long point validity or airline/hotel transfer partners.

Overall rating

	anb rewards	Hassad
Overall rating	3.6 / 5	2.8 / 5
Earning	3.0 / 5	3.0 / 5
Redemption	4.0 / 5	3.0 / 5
Network	4.0 / 5	3.0 / 5
Ease of use	4.0 / 5	3.0 / 5
Expiry	3.0 / 5	2.0 / 5

Earning structure

anb rewards	Members earn anb rewards points on credit card spend, with rates by card type: Titanium Mastercard 1 point per SAR domestic and 1.5 international; Platinum Mastercard 1.5 points domestic and 2 international; World Elite Mastercard 1.5 points domestic and 2.5 international. Points also accrue on other banking activities: personal and home loans, current accounts, bill payments, transfers, and other anb banking products. Affluent banking customers (Platinum Program) earn additional bonus points up to 500,000 points when maintaining 100,000+ SAR average balance for 3 months. Points typically post within one month of the transaction. Enrollment is free and required to start earning.
Hassad	Members are auto-enrolled in Hassad Rewards on most Riyad Bank credit card activations (some cards excluded). Earn rates vary significantly by card type and transaction category: World Elite Mastercard delivers up to 2.5% back; entry tiers typically earn 1% on local point-of-sale, 1.5% on international, 1.25% on online purchases, and 7.5% on e-gaming platforms. Welcome bonuses of 500-1,600 Hassad points apply on most cards. Points are also earned through digital banking transactions beyond card spend. The Hassad Rewards Calculator on the Riyad Bank website calculates expected points by card type and transaction type.

Redemption structure

anb rewards	Points redeem through multiple channels via the anb app: e-vouchers across a wide partner catalog (restaurants, hotels, pharmacies, travel, retail), cashback deposited directly to the credit card account, charity donations to registered organizations, peer-to-peer transfer to family and friends enrolled in the program, pay-with-points at partner outlets by providing the registered mobile number and confirming via OTP, and transfer to airline and telecom loyalty programs including Alfursan, Qitaf, and flynas naSmiles (each with publicly disclosed conversion rates). E-vouchers redeemed are valid for 1 year from redemption and are non-refundable. Members can supplement insufficient point balances at partner POS using mada or credit card.
Hassad	Points redeem through two main channels: at Hassad partner stores by providing the registered mobile number and confirming the transaction with an OTP code sent by SMS; or through the Riyad Bank mobile app for gift cards and vouchers. Members can transfer Hassad points to other Hassad members using their mobile number or Hassad ID. Minimum redemption threshold is 1,000 Hassad points. Vouchers obtained through Hassad are non-refundable and non-transferable. Points cannot be redeemed for cash or used to pay credit card fees, and are non-transferable financially. Refunded or cancelled transactions reverse the corresponding Hassad points.

Partner network · Tiers & status · Point expiry policy

	anb rewards	Hassad
Number of partners	0	0
Partners	—	—
Number of tiers	0	0
Top tier	—	—
First-tier qualification	—	—
Point expiry	12 months	12 months

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