Just had a call with uni pay customer care and I came to know that they are coming up with a credit card launch from next month. All the existing cards will be converted to credit cards or they might issue new cards, the customer care executive is not clear about it. But she said that they are coming up with a credit card product from next month.
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Uni to launch Credit Card
- Thread starter cardgeek
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Strange
TF Legend
But It has limited stocks and 68k people are already in waitlist.
But sbm bank usually only issues secured cards
Let's see what comes next
who told you that bro
Strange
TF Legend
Just called Uni Support they told me their banking partner is SBM Bank.
Have you seen any unsecured credit card by SBM 🙄who told you that bro
Strange
TF Legend
Right but this might be the first unsecure credit card by SBM Bank.
Maybe one is secured another is unsecured
anonymuos
TF Ace
Mine says NX Wave. 1% cashback (except on fuel, rent, wallet, ATM and international transactions although you get fuel surcharge waiver), 0% forex markup, LTF. I am 1,12,588 on the waitlist because I was taking a Saturday evening nap when the message arrived. 😂🙄
Got notification about changes in uni app.
Seems to be closing credit line card from 1st Dec.
Credit card launch in December !
Any one excited ?
Maybe Slice and Lazypay will follow ?
If I am correct then Lazypay will launch a credit card. Slice seems to be in a different track.😂
Slice is on Akudo / Junio track.
It's also good if they can bring good offers like these two.
yolofino
TF Premier
Where do you see the info about NX Wave in the UNI app? I don't see anything about this.
Strange
TF Legend
It has limited stocks. You missed this probably.
anonymuos
TF Ace
Now it seems to have disappeared from the app! Also I asked Uni support on WhatsApp to confirm whether it was FD-based (secured) or unsecured CC. As expected, the person had no clue what is a secured credit card. He said "Our card systems are very secure and if you have any security breach, report to us bla bla". I tried to explain again in simpler language, then he said it's most probably not FD-based.
