IndusInd Pioneer Debit Card a Metal Masterpiece or a Deceptive Delusion?

[rahular]

Hey there! I recently went through a long process of upgrading my account to IndusInd Pioneer account. After a lot of back and forth with the rm, it took almost 3 months to finally get the upgrade done. But now that I have received the debit card, I can't help but notice that it's definitely not made of metal, even though it looks like it.

I'm curious to know if it's just me or if everyone who gets this card feels the same way. I mean, I understand that looks can be deceiving, but it's a bit disappointing to not get what you were expecting.

Overall, the process of upgrading to the IndusInd Pioneer account was quite tedious, but I'm hoping that the benefits that come along with it will make it all worth it in the end. And who knows, maybe the non-metal card will surprise me in some other way!

Anyone who feels the same as me ? Let's discuss!

 

[beast_boy]

I am certain that the bank does not perform this process automatically. According to my relationship manager, maintaining a net asset value (NAV) of 10 lakh or more for a period of at least 6 months is necessary for eligibility
Here is a brief summary of the entire process:
1. Get a IndusInd Bank Exclusive account Min Balance 2 Lakh
2. Maintain a total nav of 10 lakh and above for a period of 8 months,
3. Request RM for a upgrade to pioneer. In 3 to 4 months your account will get upgraded, if not earlier.

Is upgrading the existing account the only way or I can open a New account with the balance criteria bro ? Because Pioneer is not a Zero MAB Account and I my Exclusive account is 0 balance because of Pinnacle Credit Card linking.

 

[aditya.nangalia]

Is upgrading the existing account the only way or I can open a New account with the balance criteria bro ? Because Pioneer is not a Zero MAB Account and I my Exclusive account is 0 balance because of Pinnacle Credit Card linking.

It is a salary account