Never had any until now. (Federal bank fees page shows fees i think 
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I expected this before joining fi. I expect same for jupiter too. 
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To much confusion no Bank updated their fees page updates regularly 
and there t and c most complicated,
Fed bank take charges but fi don’t take i think.
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It’s called business 
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I just opened account today.
How is your experience with this ?
I am little worried about my personal data, although i opened through voter id(giving pan/aadhar is too risky).
When i saved this card on paytm, it shows BBK bank, after doing some research on Google I find that it’s a kuwait bank 
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cheQ, Looks like a new alternative to cred .
Gives 1% cashback on cc repayments as cheq coins.
1 cheq coin= 1 re
App link: https://app.cheq.one/3UIC/1qp8ds6g (Help someone else by choosing other referal links from below. I already got access, thanks)
Site link: https://www.cheq.one/
Has anyone tried this app?
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CheQ, That’s a really good name! 
I can imagine people using these phrases -
“Bro! I CheQ’ed my credit report. It was good”
Or
It’s the end of the month, My rent is due. I need to CheQ it.
Hmm.
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M curious how cheq will work tho.
Tired of cred’s unending slow as molasses games and wacky animations. Hope cheq is better.
I just need an app to pay my cc bills. And maybe score some points while at it. Cred just goes way overboard.
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They too have a rocket
Booooo.
Maybe a rocket to send their users to Jupiter hahah
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How do you use the cred coins? Other than quiz and bid?
A great competition is going to happen between Cred vs CheQ
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I like stacking them up, so I don’t spend my coins much…. Except for the occasional “spin” game or whatever the call it.
Kabhi I loose coins for ₹3. Kabhi I get a paltry 40% coins back. It’s lame.
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I’ve collected so many coins, to the point I’m not sure where to spend them anymore 
We don’t have many options tbh, it’s just the daily rewards (10 spins) and Assured vouchers.
I claimed all the badges under Cred Pay too. It doesn’t do anything, but it does allow you to exchange coins for badges. Costs between 1000 to 50,000 coins.
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@nateavi Felt the same…
@Shawnpinto Looks like cred is not trying to add any more features. I am spenting all coins on quiz these days.
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