Explorer

Changes To HDFC Bank Rules Starting September 1st, Get The Details | Paisa Live

If you have an account with HDFC Bank, be aware that credit card rules are changing from September 1. While the bank already updated several credit card rules on August 1, further changes are now being implemented regarding Utility Transactions and Education Payments. Utility Transactions will now earn only 2,000 reward points per month, and no reward points will be awarded for education payments. Previously, many banks adjusted rules to prevent personal cards from being used for commercial and business transactions. HDFC Bank had already introduced new rules on August 1, requiring a 1% fee for utility transactions over ₹50,000, and raised the limit for business cards to ₹75,000 per transaction. Insurance bills are excluded from utility transactions, and there is now a cap on the maximum reward points per month.

India Videos

UP News: Vice President Praises CM Yogi Extensively, Highlighting His Achievements—Find Out All The Details Here | ABP Live
UP News: Vice President Praises CM Yogi Extensively, Highlighting His Achievements—Find Out All The Details Here | ABP Live

New Reels

View More
Advertisement
Advertisement
25°C
New Delhi
Rain: 100mm
Humidity: 97%
Wind: WNW 47km/h
See Today's Weather
powered by
Accu Weather
Advertisement

Top Headlines

Bangladeshi Hindu Boy, Claimed To Have Been Beaten To Death Is Alive, Say Authorities
Bangladeshi Hindu Boy, Claimed To Have Been Beaten To Death Is Alive, Say Authorities
Kalindi Express: Police Detain 6 As NIA, UP ATS Begin Probe; Union Min Alleges Bid For ‘Godhra-Like Situation’
Kalindi Express: Police Detain 6 As NIA, ATS Begin Probe; Union Min Alleges Bid For ‘Godhra-Like Situation’
Kolkata Trainee Doctor's Mother Accuses Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Of ‘Lying’, Trying To ‘Strangle’ Protests
‘Mamata Banerjee Is Lying’: Kolkata Doctor's Mother After Bengal CM Denies Bribery Allegation
‘Protest Will Not Die Down’: IMA Vows Despite SC Order, Kolkata Junior Doctors To Hold Rally At Swasthya Bhavan
‘Protest Will Not Die Down’: IMA Vows Despite SC Order, Junior Doctors To Hold Rally At Swasthya Bhavan
Advertisement
ABP Premium

Videos

UP News: Vice President Praises CM Yogi Extensively, Highlighting His Achievements—Find Out All The Details Here | ABP LiveJammu & Kashmir Election: Third Front Parties Congress-BJP Will Create Trouble | ABP LiveiPhone Launch: How India's Economy Could Reap Major Benefits From The Latest Apple Release | Paisa LiveAir Taxi Era Nears: DGCA Gives Green Light, Launch To Begin In These Cities | Paisa Live

Photo Gallery

Embed widget