PaisaSave Credit Card: Free credit score platform Paisabazaar and Yes Bank, the country’s sixth-largest private sector bank, have jointly launched a credit card. It’s said that this credit card can offer many significant benefits to travelers.
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PaisaSave Credit Card: Paisabazaar, India’s largest consumer credit marketplace and free credit score platform, and private sector bank YES BANK have announced the launch of the upgraded “YES BANK Paisabazaar PaisaSave Credit Card.” This credit card now offers one of the highest dining and travel cashbacks in its category.
According to the press release, you’ll receive an impressive 6% cashback on dining and travel expenses. Furthermore, this new PaisaSave credit card has no joining fee. This card could be ideal for users who enjoy dining and traveling.
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This card can provide significant savings on everyday expenses. It’s one of the highest-rewarding lifestyle credit cards in its segment. Customers can earn up to ₹3,000 cashback every month through 6% accelerated benefits on dining and travel.
Even after reaching this ₹3,000 limit, all spends in these categories will continue to earn 1% cashback. Furthermore, this card’s unique feature is that users can instantly activate this virtual card. It can then be easily used via UPI.
The company issued this statement:
Anil Singh, Country Head of Credit Cards and Merchant Acquiring, YES BANK, said that spending on dining and travel is increasing, and credit card users are seeking higher rewards. Therefore, this credit card could be a good fit for these rising spending patterns. It has been designed keeping the individual user in mind.
Santosh Agarwal, CEO of Paisabazaar, said, “Our co-created strategy with YES BANK has always focused on creating digital-first and high-impact products. Our conversations with customers have shown that cashback remains one of the most sought-after benefits on credit cards. With the new PaisaSave credit card, we aim to offer consumers a better offering.”
