slice super card – USD27/- or INR2,000/- Credit Card Limit – The ultimate BNPL – 7 Benefits

 slice super card – USD27/- or INR2,000/- Credit Card Limit – The ultimate BNPL – 7 Benefits

        Indians, get ready for a new age credit card with a minimum limit of INR2,000/-

        This is the lowest credit card limit card in India and also a low BNPL limit. The slice super card is built on the VISA platform; hence the acceptance levels are high.

        slice need not worry much on the acceptance part

        So, far slice was offering credit cards with limits between the start of 5 digits and start of 7 digits i.e start of 5 digits i.e INR10,000/- - - start of 7 digits ie. INR10,00,000

        With it's new offering, slice has broken new ground. It is offering credit cards with a minimum limit of INR2,000/-

        The terms and conditions for this path-breaking credit card are:

01)               Minimum 18 years

02)              Clear the Slice Credit Risk Assessment

And, Voila, you are ready to go

And, enjoy the following benefits:

A) No Annual Benefits

B)  No Joining Fees

C)  No Hidden Charges

As on date, Slice is available for residents of Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Coimbatore, Delhi, Greater Noida, Gurgaon, Hyderabad, Indore, Jaipur, Kancheepuram, Manipal, Mumbai, Mysore, Nagpur, Nashik, Pune, Surat, Thiruvallur, Vellore, and Visakhapatnam

 

As time goes by, this will be available in other parts of India.

 


The seven benefits of the INR

SB01) Encourage low value Safe ePayments. As the limit is only INR2000/- the average transaction may be between INR100/- to INR500/-. Even with an INR500/- transaction, the limit will be over in max 4 transactions.  The exact modalities for prepayment i.e before the bill is generated may be tweaked based on the customers feedback. This is important as users will low credit limit may prefer to pay in advance i.e before the bill is generated. As a low limit credit card is new in India, more data will be helpful to understand the psyche of the users.

SB02) Boost UPI transactions - the preferred repayment of the Slice Outstanding will be UPI, as the credit will be very fast, and the Slice Card holders can re-use the freed limit.

SB03) Teach delinquent users, the dangers of not paying one’s loans in time. At the same time, they will understand the multiple benefits of paying loans on time.

SB04) Familiarise users with the basics of finance, as to how to read a passbook, analyze their spending, set limits on their most important needs.

SB05) Attract new users to the credit card industry, as they improve their credit scores, more opportunities will open up for higher limits, new merchant offers.

SB06) Open the window for employers to gauge prospective employees’ financial literacy, before onboarding on their rolls

SB07) An opportunity for merchants to grow their user base via small ticket digital loans. The credit risk shifts from the merchants to the card issuers. Of course, there will be a trade-off between the Card MDR and the new business.

As per slice internal study, the lowering of the credit limit opens up a 200 million market.  

By mid of 2022, Slice should have adequate data to interpret the unique requirements of folks with a low credit limit.

This data may encourage other credit card players too come up with more innovative products for Safe Digital Transactions.

 

Additional Reading:

Only 3 in 100 Indians have a credit card — this former PayU India cofounder is hoping to change that @ https://www.businessinsider.in/business/startups/news/only-3-in-100-indians-have-a-credit-card-this-former-payu-india-cofounder-is-hoping-to-change-that/articleshow/86089396.cms

 

Fintech startup slice launches card with lower credit limit; targets 200M eligible Indians @ https://yourstory.com/2021/09/fintech-startup-slice-launches-2000-limit-credit-card/amp

 

slice Launches ₹2,000 Credit Limit Cards To Go After 200mn Eligible Indians @ http://bwdisrupt.businessworld.in/article/slice-Launches-2-000-Credit-Limit-Cards-To-Go-After-200mn-Eligible-Indians/08-09-2021-403685/

 

 

 

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