Bank of Baroda arm partners OneCard for a new mobile-first metal card, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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Mumbai: Bank of Baroda’s credit card arm has partnered FPL Technologies-owned start-up OneCard to launch co-branded mobile-first metal credit cards. The internationally card will be issued by BFSL and managed by OneCard on VISA’s Signature platform.

OneCard offers users complete control of the credit card on spends, rewards, limits and payments through the app. The features include lifetime validity, zero joining and annual fee, instant virtual card issuance, instant issuance of reward points, and redemption within the app. It also claims to have the lowest forex fee in the market at just 1%.

Speaking at the launch, Shailendra Singh, MD & CEO, BFSL said, “BFSL is currently on its transformation journey, investing in technology, processes and people. The mobile-first OneCard further bolsters our portfolio of offerings, especially for the young, tech-savvy generation and reinforces our commitment towards unique and differentiated offerings for our customers”

BFSL was established as BOBCARDS in 1994 by Bank of Baroda, to manage the cards business. BFSL issues and manages Bank of Baroda Credit Cards, and is committed to becoming one of the largest Credit Card issuers in the country.

According to Anurag Sinha, Co-founder & CEO, OneCard the pandemic has brought about a drastic shift in consumer sentiments driving a strong inclination towards easy digital payments solutions.



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Federal Bank partners OneCard for mobile-first credit card

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Federal Bank on Wednesday announced a tie-up with OneCard for a mobile-first credit card that targets the country’s young, tech-savvy population.

It will target young working professionals aged 23-35, primarily representing the millennials and Gen Z, it said in a statement.

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The mobile-first credit card offers in-app on-boarding, whereby the virtual card can be activated and used instantly, while the metal card is delivered to the customer in three to five days, it added. The cards will be powered by Visa.

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The bank is betting on the retail portfolio and anticipates a peak in consumer credit this festive season on the back of an economic revival.

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SBM Bank partners with OneCard to launch mobile-based credit card, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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New Delhi, Sep 6 (PTI) SBM Bank on Monday said it has partnered with fintech player OneCard to launch a mobile-based credit card. With this partnership, the bank said it aims to cater to the tech-savvy populace who have embraced digital as a natural way of life.

OneCard will leverage Visa‘s technology and global acceptance in this co-branded credit card offering through an app, SBM Bank said in a release.

“This partnership is in sync with our smart banking mission to build products that meet specific consumer need gaps and provide innovative solutions through state-of-the-art platforms,” Neeraj Sinha, Head – Retail and Consumer Banking, SBM Bank India, said.

The mobile-first, credit card is a significant step towards acknowledging and celebrating the expanding digital ecosystem of the country, he said.

Vibhav Hathi, Co-founder and CMO, OneCard said research shows that empowerment and transparency are the two main aspects that the digitally savvy young consumers are seeking nowadays.

“This corroborates our belief that they are hungry for credit cards which allow them to be in the driver’s seat, giving them full control,” Hathi said.

The company earlier launched the OneScore app in 2019 allowing people to monitor and manage their credit health.

The scoring platform is widely popular and has acquired more than 7 million users within just two years of its launch, said the release.

According to ResearchAndMarkets, the Indian credit card industry is expected to grow at a CAGR (Compound annual growth rate) of more than 25 per cent during 2020 – 2025 owing to the growing trend of ‘buy now pay later’, it said. PTI KPM SHW SHW



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