ONE ZERO is entering the mobile services sector by offering free international data packages to customers on its ONE and ONE+ plans. Clients who spend at least 3,000 Israeli shekels per month with the bank’s credit card will accumulate a minimum of 3 gigabytes of data monthly, totaling about 36 gigabytes per year. Joint account holders can accumulate up to 72 gigabytes annually, reducing or eliminating the need to purchase separate communication packages or local cards when traveling abroad.

The bank estimates that the benefit could translate into savings of up to 1,500 Israeli shekels on an average family vacation. In addition to the data packages, customers save on foreign currency conversion fees, receive 4 percent cashback on travel bookings through platforms such as Booking or Expedia, and enjoy five days of free travel insurance.

Chief executive officer Eyal Gafni said the initiative builds on the bank’s earlier move to cancel foreign currency conversion fees. He added that the goal is to set a new standard in which international data access becomes an integral part of banking services, with further consumer-focused benefits expected in the future.