MasterCard has been banned in India 🤯
But it's possibly a good thing for us,
Here is why 👇
But it's possibly a good thing for us,
Here is why 👇
Due to a possible data violation, RBI banned MC from issuing new cards.
What does it mean?
Massive adoption of Rupay ( owned by RBI ) and VISA
What does it mean?
Massive adoption of Rupay ( owned by RBI ) and VISA
Btw, MasterCard currently holds 33% market share,
Banks like RBL, Yes bank only issue Mastercard,
Around 40% of Hdfc, Axis issued cards are Mastercards 🤯
The best part?
Banks like RBL, Yes bank only issue Mastercard,
Around 40% of Hdfc, Axis issued cards are Mastercards 🤯
The best part?
This will fuel growth for startups like @sliceit_
Which issue internet first, VISA based credit card challengers.
While regular credit cards are notoriously known for hidden charges and 1 month repayment cycle,
Which issue internet first, VISA based credit card challengers.
While regular credit cards are notoriously known for hidden charges and 1 month repayment cycle,
slice offers 3 month repayment period with no hidden charges making it a very lucrative option.
Especially without confusing terms like "minimum amount due" 😂
Especially without confusing terms like "minimum amount due" 😂
Btw, this ban to me truly sounds like one more atmanirbhar bharat move 😅
What's your take ?
Do you use credit cards?
What kind of credit card do you use and what benefits do you get?
PS : Maybe it's time for me to grab one too
What's your take ?
Do you use credit cards?
What kind of credit card do you use and what benefits do you get?
PS : Maybe it's time for me to grab one too
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