Paytm, AU Small Finance Bank’s RuPay credit card: 2% reward on UPI spends, 5% on Paytm Travel bookings — check benefits

Paytm and AU Small Finance Bank have launched a RuPay credit card providing rewards on eligible Paytm UPI spends along with complimentary airport lounge access for families.

A lifetime free credit card, it rewards eligible Paytm UPI spends and provides family airport lounge access on eligible flights booked through Paytm, with no joining or annual fee.

“With rewards on Paytm UPI transactions, travel, and gold purchases, along with unique benefits such as family lounge access, this Lifetime Free RuPay Credit Card is designed to deliver value beyond traditional credit card offerings,” said Yogesh Jain, Deputy CEO, AU Small Finance Bank.

First credit card with family lounge access

• The Paytm AU SFB Credit Card enables up to four family members to access lounges together.
• It is India’s first credit card with family lounge access, the Paytm release said.
• Cardholders get complimentary airport lounge access on eligible round trip flights booked through Paytm, with up to 12 complimentary lounge visits annually.
• Lounge access works through QR based entry, eliminating the need for physical cards.

“When families travel together, the benefits of a card should work for them together. Our partnership with AU Small Finance Bank brings that thinking to lounge access, alongside rewards on everyday Paytm UPI payments,” said Paytm spokesperson.

How to apply for the Paytm AU SFB Credit Card?

Customers can apply for the Paytm AU SFB Credit Card on the Paytm app, as follows:

• Open the Paytm app and search for Credit Card.
• Tap on Get Credit Card.
• Browse and select the Paytm AU SFB Credit Card from the available options.
• Tap on Apply Now and enter the required details.
• Complete KYC and verification.
• Submit the application and track the status on the Paytm app.

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