BPCL, SBI Card launch RuPay contactless credit card; check benefits, offers

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) and SBI Card have joined hands to launch the ‘BPCL SBI Card co-branded RuPay Contactless Credit Card’. This card will provide the most rewarding fuel savings and benefits to the customers. Cardholders will also get accelerated savings on other categories of spends which include groceries, departmental stores, dining, and movies.

Users of BPCL SBI Card RuPay will get 13X reward points on every Rs 100 spent on fuel purchases at BPCL petrol pumps and 1 percent fuel surcharge waiver on every transaction upto Rs 4,000, translating to 4.25 percent Value Back. Customers using this card will also earn 2,000 activation bonus reward points worth Rs 500 on payment of joining fee.

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Apart from fuel-related benefits, BPCL SBI Card RuPay credit cardholders will also get 5X reward points on every Rs 100 spent at multiple categories such as groceries, departmental stores, movies, and dining. This card offers 1 reward point for every Rs 100 spent on non-fuel retail purchases as well.

P.S. Ravi, Executive Director(Retail), BPCL said, “The launch of the BPCL SBI Card RuPay credit card is a significant step in the association between BPCL, SBI Card, and NPCI consistent with our focus on driving digital transactions in our retail outlets."

"The BPCL SBI Card RuPay credit card offers value back of 4.25 percent on fuel across our 19000+ outlets across India, along with a bouquet of other best-in-class benefits,” he added.

Rama Mohan Rao Amara, MD & CEO, SBI Card said, “BPCL SBI Card RuPay credit card is India’s most rewarding fuel co-brand credit card. We are delighted to extend the BPCL SBI Card on RuPay Platform. BPCL SBI Card RuPay is packed with compelling benefits and targets mass affluent consumer segment who spends a significant amount on fuel.”

Praveena Rai, COO, NPCI said, “The BPCL SBI Card RuPay credit card has been designed to ensure that customers not only save more on their fuel spends but also benefit from other shopping categories.”