Looking more like āstain and steelā
It looks even better now!
Itās like one of those brushed metal cards.
Yes. I also think that. I dig this rough look.
Sheesh! Truly one of a kind indeed XD
It is a proper credit card or a bnpl type
It is a prepaid card. I think it is an account too . Just transferred the amount from slice account to another bank via UPI now
Slice mini is a wallet with prepaid card with the feature of withdrawal
They should have changed the design for rupay. Thier visa card had almost same design
Itās for doing kyc u donāt have to manually enter or upload anything
If u can figure it out how do tell
But why to take a credit line which will show in your credit report, until and unless you have a requirement?
@kingzeusvj I also agree with your point. No point in taking credit lines unless you donāt get credit cards.
At the time of taking loans (Eg. Home loan), this credit line sticks out in the credit report as a loan which wonāt go down through the months. So the bank asks what is this? This puts a doubt in the mind of the evaluator.
True. Plus, after interacting with underwriters for half of my professional life; lot depends on credit showing against one. Some underwriters will straight away reject the file of basis of salary against liabilities (thereās a term which I am forgetting).
But if someone has taken credit line and then paid it on time, then whatās the problem ?
Ideally there isnāt one, but there is.
It shows up a open credit line on your credit report and questions that come up during underwriting are -
- Why does he have so many open credit lines?
- Why does he need access to so much credit?
- Why is he continuously taking on more credit?
The issue is that credit lines are marked as loan and not as credit line while credit cards are marked as credit card.
So now if you have 50000 credit line and even if you pay the monthly bills, the credit report says your loan is 50000 through all the months.
So the underwriter would see the credit report and think why is this person not paying for this loan of 50000?
precise