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SBI Card and Reliance Retail have introduced a co-branded card, the "Reliance SBI Card" in preparation for the festive season.
This innovative card offers a range of rewards while contributing to sustainability as it is made entirely from recycled plastic.
The Reliance SBI Card comes in two variants: the standard version and the Prime version. Cardholders will receive special benefits and offers on transactions at Reliance Retail outlets, spanning categories such as lifestyle, groceries, consumer electronics, pharma, and more.
Below are the key features of these new cards
Reliance SBI Card
- Annual renewal fee of Rs 499 plus applicable taxes.
- Renewal fee waiver on annual spending of Rs 1,00,000.
- 1 Reward Point for every Rs 100 spent on retail purchases (excluding fuel, property rental, and wallet uploads).
- A Reliance Retail voucher worth Rs 500 upon joining.
- 5 Reward Points for every Rs 100 spent at participating Reliance Retail Stores (excluding UPI payments).
- 5 Reward Points for every Rs 100 spent on dining and movies.
- Additional discount vouchers from various participating Reliance Retail Stores.
- Fuel surcharge waiver at all petrol pumps.
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Reliance SBI Card PRIME
- Annual renewal fee of Rs 2,999 plus applicable taxes.
- Renewal fee waiver on annual spending of Rs 3,00,000.
- 10 Reward Points for every Rs 100 spent at participating Reliance Retail Stores (excluding UPI payments).
- 5 Reward Points for various categories including dining, movies, entertainment, and domestic and international spending.
- Reliance Retail voucher worth Rs 3,000 upon joining.
- Additional discount vouchers from various participating Reliance Retail Stores.
- Fuel surcharge waiver at all petrol pumps.
- Complimentary airport lounge visits, monthly movie tickets, and more.
This co-branded card offers consumers the opportunity to enjoy attractive benefits and enhance their shopping experience during the festive season.
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