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TripMoney and SBM Bank India launch a global credit card

February 24, 2022

TripMoney and SBM Bank India launch a global credit card
TripMoney and SBM Bank India have launched a rupee-denominated secure Mastercard, TripMoney Global Card. The Mastercard offers various advanced money management features. It additionally offers abroad travellers paying an increase on forex conversions and more. The launch of this card comes at an opportune time as the world reopens its borders for Indian travellers in the coming week.

Unlike other credit cards which require a record credit history, the organization says this credit card requires customers to load money in rupees as security and furthermore track balances in Indian currencies. 
 
Likewise, the card delivers no hidden charges, for example, money trade change across POS, ATMs, and eCommerce sites offering transparency to explorers. The TripMoney Global card offers numerous value-added benefits including Zero forex mark-up, lifetime free validity, 100% digital in-application card management, and so on.
 
The Global card, controlled by Visa, can be utilized across 150+ nations. The card is focused on worldwide travellers, including the student population, who prefer a perfect combination of lifestyle benefits with advanced digital money management features.
 
Rajesh Magow, Co-Founder and Group CEO, MakeMyTrip, says, “As a feature of our Travel super application vision, we proceed to effectively put resources into building items and solutions with an aim to elevate the overall travelling experience of our clients. TripMoney’s Global card engages Indian travellers with a safe, transparent, and swift money management that can be accessed anytime from anywhere.”

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