Whenever I see the text “up to X”, I know that I’d almost never get X. It’s always going to 25% or 30% of X. Edge Rupay’s cashback is no different.
I received my Edge Rupay credit card yesterday. I used this card for making 2 payments. For a payment of ₹812, I was given 41 jewels (reward rate of 1%). For my next payment of ₹50, I was given 1 jewel (reward rate of 0.4%).
This is clearly a lower reward rate than what Kiwi offers me: flat 1%. But Jupiter is better in one way: Kiwi’s rewards are for multiples of ₹50. In the extreme case, if I spend ₹99, I’ll get only ₹0.50 cashback—1% of ₹50. But Jupiter will give me jewels for the entire ₹99.
If you change the reward rate to “1% to 3%”, we’ll have a winner. But of course, it’s much easier said than done. Figuring out how to fund the extra reward is a challenge.
For me Edge Rupay and Tata Neu Infinity cards have become daily drivers. UPI transactions get divided between the 2. Helps to balance the reward points.
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