BP Rewards fraudulent activity
BP Rewards has been alerted to incidents of fraudulent activity where individuals falsely claiming to represent bp are promoting the BP Rewards loyalty programme and, in some cases, wearing bp-branded clothing to appear legitimate.
These scammers often approach people in public spaces such as malls and shopping centres and offer to assist customers with registering for BP Rewards, promising instant prizes. During these interactions, they may request access to your mobile phone and banking applications.
Please note: This is criminal activity and is not affiliated with BP Rewards or any official service station activations.
How to safely register for BP Rewards
Use your own mobile device to scan the QR code on the back of your BP Rewards card.
Enter your cell phone number, ID number and email address directly into your own device. Do not hand over your personal information to anyone else.
Never allow anyone else to register on your behalf or access your phone.
A legitimate BP Rewards representative will never ask you to share banking details, your app PIN or one-time passwords (OTPs). Do not click SMS links at the request of someone offering to register you.
Additional safety reminders
Banking details are not required to register for BP Rewards.
Be cautious of unexpected job offers, prize notifications, investment opportunities or voucher promotions claiming to be from bp. Check them through official bp channels before responding.
Our promotions are mainly communicated on our social media channels.
BP Rewards will not be held liable for any damages, losses, or harm suffered because of these fraudulent schemes.
If you suspect fraudulent activity
Contact your bank’s fraud line for urgent assistance. You may also contact the bp helpdesk on 0860 222 166 or email CustomercareLoyalty@bp.com.
Stay alert. Stay safe.
The BP Rewards team
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