New Rules for SBI Credit Cards Out! Reward Points on SimplyCLICK to Tweak from Jan 23

A few of the rules for holders of State Bank of India Cards & Payment Services' SimplyCLICK Cards have been changed and will take effect in January 2023. A notice posted on the State Bank of India Cards and Payment Services website states that two rules governing the use of reward points and vouchers will be modified starting in January 2023.

The Cleartrip voucher given to SimplyCLICK Cardholders after they meet a certain threshold for online spending must be used in a single transaction starting on January 6, 2023, and it cannot be combined with any other promotion or voucher. visit SBI Cards & Payment Services' website for further information.

The SBI-backed card further stated that starting on January 1, the guidelines for Reward Points on purchases made through SimplyCLICK/SimplyCLICK at Amazon.in will also change. The 10X Reward Points on online purchases at Amazon.in will be reduced to 5X Reward Points as of the following month.

"With effect from January 1, 2019, the accumulation of 10X Reward Points on purchases made at Amazon.in using the SimplyCLICK/SimplyCLICK Advantage SBI Card will be reduced to 5X Reward Points. On purchases made at Lenskart, Netmeds, Apollo 24X7, BookMyShow, Cleartrip, and EazyDiner, however, the card will continue to earn 10X Reward Points.

The business increased the processing charge for all merchant EMI transactions in November to Rs 199 plus any relevant taxes. It used to be Rs 99. The SBI-backed card also noted that a processing fee of Rs 99 is now applied to all Rent Payment transactions.

One of the least expensive basic point-based credit cards available for online shopping is the SBI-backed SimplyCLICK Credit Card. This card is more popular among users who want to save money and receive rewards when purchasing online.

The processing fees for credit card transactions have also changed for other significant bank cards, including ICICI Bank and HDFC Bank. Charges for using credit cards to pay for rent have been reduced, according to the ICICI Bank.