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Business Idea: Enabling Credit Card Discounts and Cashback for Non-Credit Card Users In today’s digital shopping era, e-commerce platforms like Flipkart, Amazon, and others frequently offer discounts and cashback deals, especially for customers using

Many people want to make big purchases online but don't have a credit card. At the same time, some credit card holders have unused credit limits. ConnectCred solves this problem by allowing shoppers to make purchases through a service that connects t

getting a credit card in india is really tough even when you have a good salary you won't get a credit card because of no credit score don't you think this is a hurdle

CRED CRED is a members-only credit card bill payment platform that rewards its members for clearing their credit card bills on time. CRED members get access to exclusive rewards and experiences from premier brands upon clearing their credit card bil

Can we have an app just like Paytm for adding money to wallet from credit card and app having a subscription model to subscribe per year

Hey I am new to credit card game, purchased a product from flipkart I have some doubts regarding repayment Do i need to manually repay loan in credit card section of my bank app or it will automatically debit? I’m using canarabank credit card

it's idea work in india. loan settlement company! doing credit card, personal settlement in 40-50%

Idea validation Not everyone has a credit card, and some may not have cards from various banks. A platform could be created where individuals exchange the benefits of their credit cards. For example, if Amazon offers a 10% discount on SBI cards, t

Jupiter Money has unveiled its new high-reward EDGE RuPay Credit Card, offering 10% cashback on Amazon, Flipkart, and more. This lifetime free card also supports UPI payments, making it a game-changer in India's credit card market!

Do you use a RuPay credit card with UPI? How often does your credit card bill exceed your expectations? Are you spending more because of your credit card? I just want to understand whether this could become another potential debt trap for Indians