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Kiwi Axis Bank RuPay UPI Credit Card

Abhishek012

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Kiwi launches Lifetime Free 'Axis bank RuPay Credit card' and ‘Credit on UPI’ | Flat 2% Cashback for Waitlist users:

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Flat 2% Cashback for Waitlist users and Flat 1% Cashback on Scan & Pay

Kiwi app is expected to go live by mid May but the website is ready for users to register and join the waitlist

Kiwi will offer RuPay credit card to users to make UPI payments

The leadership expects to onboard 2 Mn users in eighteen months


Kiwi, a credit card platform, has announced the launch of its all-in-one “Credit on UPI,” solution for customers. Certified by the NPCI, Kiwi is the first app in India that will help customers experience “Credit on UPI” by issuing Rupay Cards in partnership with banks.

With this launch, the company aims to create one of the largest direct-to-consumer (D2C) models in the credit market through its mobile application, which offers users the ability to make payments using either a credit card or bank account directly through their phones in a secure manner.

Speaking about the launch, Siddharth Mehta, co-founder, Kiwi, said, “UPI has become the most inclusive mode of payment in India, with over 30 crore unique users and 5 crore merchants onboarded on the platform. With the launch of Kiwi app, for the first time in India, users can now leverage the power of a (RuPay) credit card with the convenience and ease of UPI. Our vision is to enable access to credit on UPI for 1 million users over the next 18 months.”

Kiwi users will be issued a RuPay credit card, digitally and instantly. Post receiving the card, users will be able to link the card to UPI on the app and will be able to use the “Credit on UPI” transactions facility at offline as well as online stores. The Kiwi app will also help users manage their cards with a host of facilities like blocking cards, increasing limits, and making card payments while rewarding them for every transaction.

Praveena Rai, COO, NPCI said, “In our step towards attaining the goal of ‘Digital Payments for All’, Kiwi will be a game-changer in the Indian credit card industry. With the monthly expenditure on UPI P2M transactions amounting to approximately Rs. 3.2 lakh crore, which is almost 2.5x larger than the monthly credit card spends, Kiwi is set to capitalize on a significant untapped market. Looking at the whitespace that Kiwi is addressing, we’re confident that their model will support plenty of Indian credit card users on a daily basis.”
 
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Only virtual card will be issued.

Video KYC open, PAN card only needed for Video KYC


Giving Rewards on UPI scan and pay via bank account also

Got 4 kiwi each on two transactions of 25 Rs and 50 Rs
Still says the wait list number on app. App only available on Android and not iOS
 
Only virtual card will be issued.

Video KYC open, PAN card only needed for Video KYC


Giving Rewards on UPI scan and pay via bank account also

Got 4 kiwi each on two transactions of 25 Rs and 50 Rs
Why have you created another thread when it's already being discussed here

 
Why have you created another thread when it's already being discussed here

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I have no clue why I moved up (I just thought since I moved up they might have accepted and rejected few of the waitlist ppl)
same here, no clue on why and how this movement is happening
on Jun 1st, I moved about 500 places
then on Jun 2nd around evening time moved another thousand places
but since then it has stopped moving.

P.S. - I was at little less than 15k mark. Now little more than to 13k mark.
 
Mine is a peculiar scenario the waitlist is actually increasing for me. Yesterday it was at 35369 and now at 35914
They might be reshuffling the list based on parameters as some people are applying using their info to better understand the users, (machine learning),
Given only early adopters have applied or people with good credit history have applied ,
It might raise the threshold automatically.
 
They might be reshuffling the list based on parameters as some people are applying using their info to better understand the users, (machine learning),
Given only early adopters have applied or people with good credit history have applied ,
It might raise the threshold automatically.
I think so, because on the first day my waitlist ticket was at 65k something and then when I checked yesterday it is at 35k
 
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