Slice credit card (invite only)

[sivan]

Anybody get this card with out opening savings account with them? ( In app)
Tq

 

[tharun]

Anybody get this card with out opening savings account with them? ( In app)
Tq

They say using the bank services gets increased chances
So you will have to wait untill majority of bank account holders who waitlisted to recieve the card & then they might open for all

 

[sivan]

They say using the bank services gets increased chances
So you will have to wait untill majority of bank account holders who waitlisted to recieve the card & then they might open for all

Thank you for your kind wishes

 

[RAMESH BABU N]

Since it is a zero balance, fully online, with a free virtual debit card, you can consider opening Slice SB account - if you are in a hurry to get their pink CC. Within 3-4 days, option to apply will be available.

If you get the card, it's OK. If not, use the account for UPI trxns and can be closed anytime later. Or, wait till 3 months, when you can re-apply for the pinkie.

 

[sivan]

Since it is a zero balance, fully online, with a free virtual debit card, you can consider opening Slice SB account - if you are in a hurry to get their pink CC. Within 3-4 days, option to apply will be available.

If you get the card, it's OK. If not, use the account for UPI trxns and can be closed anytime later. Or, wait till 3 months, when you can re-apply for the pinkie.

Thank you for your kind response 🙏

 

[Akshay Ajmera]

I'm trying to fully understand the reward structure of my Slice credit card and I've hit a point of confusion, specifically with the term "Monies".

Here’s the reward scheme as Slice explains it:

· Till 3 lakh Monies: 1% rewards ·On reaching 3 lakh Monies: 1.5% rewards ·On reaching 5 lakh Monies: 2% rewards ·If avg. quarterly balance (last 90 days) is >5 lakh, after 5 lakh Monies: 3%

My questions are:

1. What exactly is the definition of "Monies"? From what I can tell,it seems to be the lifetime cumulative spend on the card. Is that accurate? For example, once my total all-time spending on the card crosses ₹3,00,000, my reward rate should permanently bump up to 1.5%. Is this correct?
2. Do "Monies" expire? Is this lifetime cumulative spend tracker reset annually,or does it continue forever?
3. This is the biggest confusion: REDEMPTION REDUCES MONIES! I noticed that when I redeem my reward points,my "Monies" balance also decreases by the amount of points/cashback I redeem. For example if I earned 100000 monies and once I redeem it to cash(rs 1000), my monies reduces to 0.

does this mean to earn 2% or 3% if I should not convert my monies to cash till it reaches to 5 lakh monies

 

[Dr.AMAN]

I'm trying to fully understand the reward structure of my Slice credit card and I've hit a point of confusion, specifically with the term "Monies".

Here’s the reward scheme as Slice explains it:

· Till 3 lakh Monies: 1% rewards ·On reaching 3 lakh Monies: 1.5% rewards ·On reaching 5 lakh Monies: 2% rewards ·If avg. quarterly balance (last 90 days) is >5 lakh, after 5 lakh Monies: 3%

My questions are:

1. What exactly is the definition of "Monies"? From what I can tell,it seems to be the lifetime cumulative spend on the card. Is that accurate? For example, once my total all-time spending on the card crosses ₹3,00,000, my reward rate should permanently bump up to 1.5%. Is this correct?
2. Do "Monies" expire? Is this lifetime cumulative spend tracker reset annually,or does it continue forever?
3. This is the biggest confusion: REDEMPTION REDUCES MONIES! I noticed that when I redeem my reward points,my "Monies" balance also decreases by the amount of points/cashback I redeem. For example if I earned 100000 monies and once I redeem it to cash(rs 1000), my monies reduces to 0.

does this mean to earn 2% or 3% if I should not convert my monies to cash till it reaches to 5 lakh monies

It is pretty simple. Slice CC is not a purely cashback based credit card in the sense that it doesnt automatically give cashback as statement credit(like SBI CB or HDFC Swiggy card). Instead Slice card is like Tata neu cards where u get cashback in the form of neucoins. Here the cashback is in the form of their so called "monies" with 1 monei= Rs.1.
1. U get 1% cashback in the form of 1% monies. If u spend Rs.100 using the slice card u get 1 monie
2. U can either redeem these monies into cash immediately as bank transfer or let them accumulate. The expiry of these monies is 3 years.
3. If u keep accumulating the monies without redeeming then after u have collected 3 Lakh monies(meaning u have spent Rs.300000 on this card at and not redeemed them into cash) then ur default 1% cb will increase to 1.5%. The moment u redeem them so that the available monies reduce to <3lakh u will once again come back to 1% cb. So to get 3% CB u have to not only have 5 lakh unredeemed monies in ur account but also maintain 5 lakh AQB.

 

[shadowxD]

Opened account in slice and joined waitlist immediately. I recieved invite to apply slice Credit card after 10 day's of account opening.
But my cibil is 0. Have salary account(HDFC).
What should i do?( Need guidance)

 

[Dr.AMAN]

Opened account in slice and joined waitlist immediately. I recieved invite to apply slice Credit card after 10 day's of account opening.
But my cibil is 0. Have salary account(HDFC).
What should i do?( Need guidance)

No harm in applying. Slice bank is anyways targetting gen-z users who r new to credit cards. This could become ur first credit card. Remember the worst she can say is NO.

 

[shadowxD]

No harm in applying. Slice bank is anyways targetting gen-z users who r new to credit cards. This could become ur first credit card. Remember the worst she can say is NO.

But this is my first credit card. I want it.
Should i take FD backend card build cibil then apply in OCT?( If i apply today maybe they pull cibil and my cibil is -1 so they can say " Better Luck Next Time")

 

[Dr.AMAN]

But this is my first credit card. I want it.
Should i take FD backend card build cibil then apply in OCT?( If i apply today maybe they pull cibil and my cibil is -1 so they can say " Better Luck Next Time")

They will just pull a soft enquiry and ask to link ur salary account. If u maintain a decent balance in ur HDFC Salary account then they might easily approve the slice card. The previous slice card 2 years back was very popular as the first credit card for many college students/job freshers. If they reject then wait for sometime and HDFC itself will give u preapproved offers.

 

[prasanth2004]

Finally got approved with 20k limit after 1.5 month waitlist...waiting for spark offers..

 

[Boy 07]

But this is my first credit card. I want it.
Should i take FD backend card build cibil then apply in OCT?( If i apply today maybe they pull cibil and my cibil is -1 so they can say " Better Luck Next Time")

you can chack for roarbank cc they are also looking for fresher

 

[SycSCNR]

Opened account in slice and joined waitlist immediately. I recieved invite to apply slice Credit card after 10 day's of account opening.
But my cibil is 0. Have salary account(HDFC).
What should i do?( Need guidance)

You can easily get an HDFC card with decent limit since you have a salary account with them.Take that first 🙂

 

[shadowxD]

You can easily get an HDFC card with decent limit since you have a salary account with them.Take that first 🙂

It's already gone 10 month's.
Still no pre-approve offer from HDFC only two wheeler loan & 2 month ago personal loan offer
No CC offer getting SMS that this is you lifetime free card when i fill the form stuff no card for me.

 

[shadowxD]

you can chack for roarbank cc they are also looking for fresher

They offer FD backed or unsecured card?

 

[Dr.AMAN]

It's already gone 10 month's.
Still no pre-approve offer from HDFC only two wheeler loan & 2 month ago personal loan offer
No CC offer getting SMS that this is you lifetime free card when i fill the form stuff no card for me.

HDFC may give LTF cards during year end. U can still try for slice card and see if u get lucky with it. The fact that u got invite within 10 days of joining the waitlist is a good sign.