Working Trick to use HDFC Platinum Easy Shop DC to get 1% cashback on CC bill payments

[Credit_Cards]

Still that did not stop you to answer "correct" to the question posed by R@J. -- Amazing!
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to fir kyu poochte ho wapas se sir, answered hai na multiple times, I answered what is working for me cant answer where "might" comes into picture

 

[Anil_SinghAnil_Singh is verified member.]

Bro is it possible to change my RBL enterprise network to visa from mc?
If yes what's the process?

Not just because of this trick,but I want Visa card because I have other MC debit cards but not premium visa cards

Visa cards no longer exists for EDC. I too have mastercard variant.

 

[nangkong]

I found the following on the official airtel payments bank website:


So, transferring it back to your account will incur some charges and the net profit is actually 1%-0.5% = 0.5%. This is exactly what you get with SBI VDC without any of the hassle.

I have a doubt here: will this charge be applicable for credit card bill payment of amount > Rs 1000 using the Airtel Savings Account debit card?

 

[n69b]

@kuchbhi @Credit_Cards Just placed the upgrade request from ESP Platinum to Millenia!

Lol.... 850 fees wale card se 500 wala card is upgrade 😛

By call or email?

 

[DHARM011]

After the demise of SBI Unipay many HDFC Platinum Easy Shop Debit Cards users migrated to Millenia but I found a trick to Pay CC bills or Rotate the money to get 1% upto Rs 750 Cashback per month. Though I came to know that I am a bit late and this trick has already reached YouTube, I would like to share it with TF users as well as many of them still don't know about it and continuously closing this card.

To get the Cashback simply follow the below steps.

1. You will need an Airtel Payments Bank account, so get it opened from the nearest Airtel Store. It's not mandatory to be an Airtel user to open this account.
2. Load up to a maximum of Rs 10,000 using your HDFC Platinum Easy Shop Debit Card.
3. Make sure you get RAZ*Airtel Money as the merchant name to get the Cashback. The Merchant name may change above Rs 10,000 so check yourself before adding.
4. Now you can use this money to pay your CC bills or transfer it back to your bank account using UPI or bank transfer.

I don't know how long this trick is going to last as Airtel may remove the Debit card option from the wallet load also but sharing it in the TF community so the TF family can make the best use until it lasts.

Rewards on HDFC Platinum Debit Card for Airtel Wallet money loading have been discontinued from February 10, 2025.

 

[Abhishek012]

I found the following on the official airtel payments bank website:
View attachment 83831

So, transferring it back to your account will incur some charges and the net profit is actually 1%-0.5% = 0.5%. This is exactly what you get with SBI VDC without any of the hassle.

I have a doubt here: will this charge be applicable for credit card bill payment of amount > Rs 1000 using the Airtel Savings Account debit card?

Itna english bolte rahete hai par logo ko english samjh nhi aata hai.

clearly likha hai airtel bank to another bank account via net banking, mobile app and USSD.

 

[Abhishek012]

Visa cards no longer exists for EDC. I too have mastercard variant.

Mangoge toh mil jayega Visa variant.

 

[nangkong]

Itna english bolte rahete hai par logo ko english samjh nhi aata hai.

clearly likha hai airtel bank to another bank account via net banking, mobile app and USSD.

ok dhanyavaad abhishek ji

 

[Arkapal Sen]

Rewards on HDFC Platinum Debit Card for Airtel Wallet money loading have been discontinued from February 10, 2025.

@surojitlaha see this

 

[rutgersbach]

Rewards on HDFC Platinum Debit Card for Airtel Wallet money loading have been discontinued from February 10, 2025.

Aise blanket statements ke saath thoda elaborate hi kardo bhai, what mcc did you get, amount > or < 10k? etc. Sirf aise one liner chhodne se trolling lagti h

 

[R@J]

By call or email?

@n69b Netbanking -> debit Card -> upgrade card -> Millenia

 

[kohinoor]

Easyshop plat and imperia dc are almost same
Consider millennia for now

Yes

No

Imperia DC is definitely free but is millenia DC free as well for imperia account holders? my account got recently got upgraded to imperia program so I am in same doubt regarding choice of DC

 

[Abhishek012]

Imperia DC is definitely free but is millenia DC free as well for imperia account holders? my account got recently got upgraded to imperia program so I am in same doubt regarding choice of DC

Rs500+GST charges k liye Rs4800 k annual benefit nahi lena chahte ho tumlog. Gazab ho.

By the way i think HDFC Millennia DC issuance is free on selected HDFC accounts.

 

[Abhigyan kumar]

Imperia DC is definitely free but is millenia DC free as well for imperia account holders? my account got recently got upgraded to imperia program so I am in same doubt regarding choice of DC

Bhai thoda bahut website pai bhi dekhliya karo. Check photo attached

Rs500+GST charges k liye Rs4800 k annual benefit nahi lena chahte ho tumlog. Gazab ho.

By the way i think HDFC Millennia DC issuance is free on selected HDFC accounts.

Yes it is.

 

[2025]

Imperia DC is definitely free but is millenia DC free as well for imperia account holders? my account got recently got upgraded to imperia program so I am in same doubt regarding choice of DC

Check the attachment. We r tired of answering same thing again and again.

Hope those lazy guys won't miss "**". @Abhigyan kumar

 

[2025]

Bhai thoda bahut website pai bhi dekhliya karo. Check photo attached

Yes it is.

What a coincidence. He he..

 

[nangkong]

Can anyone confirm if this is STILL working? It's not working for me.

 

[imrahul]

Can anyone confirm if this is STILL working? It's not working for me.

What is working?
Please mention the full details...

 

[nangkong]

What is working?
Please mention the full details...

The trick for which this post was created -- HDFC Platinum DC... 1%.... Airtel Payments bank

 

[6ix9ine]

The trick for which this post was created -- HDFC Platinum DC... 1%.... Airtel Payments bank

It's dead already