Flipkart, Axis Bank Credit Card To Be Launched This Month: Cashback, Other Benefits Explained Here
- The credit card will be available for select users this month.Â
- The companies are planning to open the program to all customers in the coming weeks.
- "Customers will be able to experience a seamless journey with this proposition, from instant card issuance to transaction completion," the companies said.
- The cashbacks will be auto credited every month in the customer's statement.
- The companies have partnered with third-party merchants across key categories. These include MakeMyTrip, Goibibo, Uber, PVR, Gaana, Curefit and Urban Clap.Â
- The Flipkart-Axis Bank Credit Card will also offer customers extra savings on EMI (equated monthly instalment) spends on the Flipkart platform across tenures.
- The credit card holders will also get four complimentary lounge visits across airports in the country.
- Benefits worth Rs 3,300 will be available across merchants such as Flipkart, Myntra, MakeMyTrip, Goibibo, Gaana and UrbanClap, according to the statement.
- A fuel surcharge waiver of 1 per cent up to Rs 500 per month will be available on the Flipkart-Axis Bank co-branded credit card.
- A waiver of annual fee of Rs 500 will be available on spends of Rs 2 lakh in a year, teh companies said.
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