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SBI Card, Visa, and Air India Launch Co-Brand Credit Card

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What happened

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Air India, SBI Card, and Visa announced a partnership to create a new co-brand Visa-powered credit card program. This card will offer a suite of travel and lifestyle benefits to members of Air India’s Maharaja Club loyalty program. The collaboration combines the strengths of the three organizations across airlines, credit cards, and payment networks.

From theindianawaaz.com

Why it matters

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The partnership is designed to create a compelling proposition for Air India’s growing base of frequent flyers and loyalty members. By combining the credit card expertise of SBI Card, the global network of Visa, and the airline presence of Air India, the collaboration aims to enhance the customer journey for the flag carrier.

From theindianawaaz.com

Who's involved

  • SBI CardCredit card issuer partnering with Air India and Visa to develop the co-brand card.
  • VisaGlobal payment network providing the technology platform for the new credit card.
  • Air IndiaFlag carrier airline whose loyalty members will receive benefits from the new credit card.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • State Bank of IndiaSpeculative

    The new co-brand card partnership could increase revenue for SBI Card, a subsidiary of State Bank of India.

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