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Achi news desk-
MUMBAI: The country’s prestigious ‘YES Bank’ has introduced 2 types of credit cards for its Indian customers in collaboration with Bangalore-based financial services company ‘ANQ’. He has released two cards called ‘Pi’ and ‘Phi’. The bank believes that this credit card will meet the needs of people and between traditional banking and industry.
‘P Card’ for digital services
‘YES Bank ANQ Pi’ (YES Bank ANQ Pi) will provide digital services to credit card customers at a higher level. Credit is allowed on UPI without any restriction. This credit card will help customers make secure payments with confidence.
Customers will get 8 reward points if they transact more than 2,000 rupees on UPI. In addition, customers will have the same opportunity as they get in ‘Rupee Platinum’.
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This credit card does not charge any kind of registration fee, annual fee and any additional charges. This card will also help its customers to buy EMI.
Physical Fi Card
‘IE BANK ANQ Phi’ This credit card can be used for domestic and international transactions. This card will be in a physical format (Physical Card Format). It also has no charges like Pi Card.
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Expenses like travel, food etc. can be paid using this card. Not only that, you can get 24 rewards of 200 rupees if you use this card for the specified segment and 4 rewards for the same amount if you use it for other purposes.
Not only that, ‘Phi Card’ will be an opportunity to shop online or offline anywhere in the world. Customers can visit http://www.yesbank.in/ for more information.
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