Slice bank credit card approved

[BhaiyaJi]

Aaj Slice credit card apply karne ka sobhagye prapt hua.

 

[Anupama_Jha]

Aaj Slice credit card apply karne ka sobhagye prapt hua.

Mantri ji ke awaas pe💅🏻

 

[Boy 07]

Aaj Slice credit card apply karne ka sobhagye prapt hua.

Bhayya ji Smile 😄 Mubark ho

 

[BhaiyaJi]

Bhayya ji Smile 😄 Mubark ho

Fatta fat click karlo

 

[AllThatStuff]

What's the use case of this card??

 

[BhaiyaJi]

What's the use case of this card??

You can slice vegetables using this card

 

[AllThatStuff]

You can slice vegetables using this card

 

[Boy 07]

Someone who is an old user of Slice Borrow and has also received the Slice Card.

 

[Strange]

Aaj Slice credit card apply karne ka sobhagye prapt hua.

Limit kitna Mila?

 

[hitirfan]

My friend got a limit of 63K. He has HDFC CC with 1 L limit.

 

[BhaiyaJi]

Limit kitna Mila?

1.5 Lakhs

 

[Strange]

1.5 Lakhs

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Lagta hai Over-leveraged ko yahi limit milta hai. 🤣

 

[Anupama_Jha]

1.5 Lakhs

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Approve nhi hua?

 

[Akshay Ajmera]

I get really good limit for slice card
460000. I have hdfc card with 12 lakh of limit.

 

[Akshay Ajmera]

Hi everyone,

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

 

[BhaiyaJi]

Approve nhi hua?

Ho gaya tha, instantly 1.5L limit

 

[BhaiyaJi]

Lagta hai Over-leveraged ko yahi limit milta hai. 🤣

70 lakhs enough hai

 

[BhaiyaJi]

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

This is the beauty of this card.

karm karo (keep spending)
fal ki chinta (dont redeem reward points)

 

[Akshay Ajmera]

This is the beauty of this card.

karm karo (keep spending)
fal ki chinta (dont redeem reward points)

I asked all these questions to customer care and made a post on it

A

Thread 'The Guide to Slice "Monies": Definition, Expiry, and The Redemption Trap'

Today at 2:32 PM

Hi Technofino Community,

Like many of you, I was deeply confused by Slice's reward system, specifically the term "Monies" and how it impacts the reward tiers. The documentation wasn't clear, so I decided to get official answers directly from Slice support.

I asked them three specific questions that I believe are crucial for anyone using this card to maximize their rewards. Their answers were very clear and have major implications for our redemption strategy.

Here is a breakdown of my questions and their official responses.

Question 1: What exactly is the definition of "Monies"?

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