Anustup Kundu
9 hours ago1 min read


Anustup Kundu
10 hours ago1 min read


Anustup Kundu
10 hours ago1 min read


25 Jun 2025
03:38:14 AM
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News Desk, News Nation 360 : super.money, a prominent credit-first UPI platform from the Flipkart Group, and Axis Bank, one of India's biggest private sector banks, today introduced their co-branded credit card, the Axis Bank super.money. RuPay credit card. Customers can access the credit card using RuPay, an international card payment network originating in India that offers the greatest benefits and simplicity. The new RuPay credit card facilitates easy transactions using UPI, Card POS terminals, online platforms, and ATMs. It is available both digitally and physically. Arnika Dixit, President & Head- Cards, Payments and Wealth Management, Axis Bank, stated that Axis Bank offers a wide range of credit cards and is always coming up with new value propositions. To reach fresh client segments and their changing needs, they keep forming alliances. They are pleased to announce the Axis Bank super.money RuPay credit card, which enables UPI payments using credit cards while offering substantial customer value and spurring innovation. This new offering is another that supports their goal of making payment options widely available, seamless, value-driven, and accessible. This RuPay credit card provides 3% cashback on 'Scan & Pay' transactions with the super.money app. This is for credit card transactions. For any other category of expenses, the card returns 1% cashback. This makes it one of the best RuPay credit cards in India. super.money believes in simple and convenient payments. They provide cardless, QR-based credit transaction products. The card does not have any annual charges. This implies it is free forever for customers. This association brings together Axis Bank's experience. Axis Bank is one of the top card issuers in India. super.money has a strong digital payments and product innovation footprint. This collaboration provides an integrated experience for users.
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