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Eternal and SBI Card Launch Co-Branded Credit Card in India

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What happened

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Eternal and SBI Card launched the Eternal SBI Card, a co-branded credit card in India. The card is designed for customers across the holding company and its affiliates and offers instant discounts across multiple brands within one ecosystem. It is available on both the Mastercard and RuPay networks.

From livemint.com

Why it matters

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The card aims to bring greater value to customers’ everyday purchases while extending benefits beyond the Eternal group brands. This partnership is expected to increase transaction volume and market penetration in India for SBI Card and Mastercard.

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Who's involved

  • SBI CardPartnered with Eternal to launch the co-branded credit card.
  • EterNaLPartnered with SBI Card to launch the co-branded credit card.
  • MastercardProvides the payment network infrastructure for the card.
  • ZomatoThe parent company of Eternal, whose apps are used for early access.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • SBI CardSpeculative

    SBI Card might see increased revenue streams from the direct partnership.

  • ZomatoSpeculative

    Zomato could see increased high-frequency transactions and customer stickiness across its ecosystem.

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