CREDIT CARD DETAIL
Centurion Bank of Punjab Mircale Card
Card Highlights
Card Class Standard
Card Type Classic
Issuer Centurion Bank of Punjab
Offered Type Visa
Rewards
Main Features
  • By using this Card for normal spends, you accumulate Seva Points. The monetary worth of Seva Points gets collectively contributed to the 'Gift a Smile' program of The Art of Living.
  • Each subscription facilitates you to make very nominal contribution of Rs. 50 while a matching contribution of Rs. 50 is made by Centurion Bank of Punjab. The entire Rs. 100 per Card goes to the ‘Gift a Smile’ program of AOL.
  Card Rates
Purchases:
Intro Interest Rate 0% per month
Introductory Period 6 month
Interest Rate 1.25% per month
Balance Transfers:
Intro Interest Rate 0% per month
Introductory Period 3 month
Interest Rate 0% per month
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