Viet Capital Bank launches Visa Lifestyle credit card

Viet Capital Bank Visa Lifestyle credit card offers monthly cash-back of up to 5 per cent. — Photo courtesy of the bank

HCM CITY — Viet Capital Bank has launched a new credit card, Viet Capital Bank Visa Lifestyle, which offers monthly cash-back of up to 5 per cent.

Cardholders can get back 3 per cent of their spending on healthcare and education, 4 per cent on dining at restaurants and 5 per cent on air tickets, hotels and tourism.

It also offers other usual benefits like 55-day interest-free credit, redeemable points for spending, discounts up to 50 per cent from Viet Capital Bank and Visa partners, and interest-free hire purchase from many stores.

The number of credit cards issued by the bank grew by six times last year. — VNS

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