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Indusind 10x reward points Promotional offer on Gyftr

I hardly spent anything on Indus cards, even if I do 100Rs. transaction, I'll get tons of mails and calls to convert that as EMI without knowing actual outstanding amount. That much strongly they designed their systems, basically I do not find much value also.

- consider both offers separate.
Ex: If purchased those APay vouchers

1st offer provide you: 2x points
2nd offer provide you: 5x points

total: 7x points (~5% through vouchers)

- Extra 1%
- or If purchased HP voucher, 1x + 5x = 6x (~4.5%)

Last I checked SBI Cashback directly providing 5% cashback on online eligible purchases. If I compare that with this long process, I do not find any value.

Whichever looks best for you.. for me peace of mind
Which one do you find the best to buy in this offer?
Also suppose I am buying Apay vouchers on weekends. I'll be getting 2x of (2 RP per 100) based on 10x Gyftr offer? How will I get 5x spend based offer in this case?
Also HP is giving 1% off on Gytr website if we buy using Apay vouchers.
Also there is one offer on HP Pay App itself which gives 3% off on HP Vouchers.
So which one is beneficial?
for wallet load etc this will be useful.
 
I hardly spent anything on Indus cards, even if I do 100Rs. transaction, I'll get tons of mails and calls to convert that as EMI without knowing actual outstanding amount. That much strongly they designed their systems, basically I do not find much value also.

- consider both offers separate.
Ex: If purchased those APay vouchers

1st offer provide you: 2x points
2nd offer provide you: 5x points

total: 7x points (~5% through vouchers)

- Extra 1%
- or If purchased HP voucher, 1x + 5x = 6x (~4.5%)

Last I checked SBI Cashback directly providing 5% cashback on online eligible purchases. If I compare that with this long process, I do not find any value.

Whichever looks best for you.. for me peace of mind
I have already used SBI CB and HDFC Millennia this month. That's why I thought to use this
 
This is very tricky calculation. In HDFC Smarbuy 5x means base reward rate multiplied by 5. For Infinia it is 3.3 x 5 = 16.5. So IndusInd meant different by 10x

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To make it simpler, 5x means 5RP and 10x means 10RP. Is that so?
 
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