ICICI Bank on Thursday reported the send off of ‘Festive Bonanza’, a wide assortment of offers for every one of its clients at the beginning of the happy season. The clients can partake in the advantage of limits and cashbacks up to Rs 25,000 which can be profited utilizing the bank’s credit/charge cards, net banking, customer finance and cardless EMI, the loan specialist said in a proclamation.
These offers are additionally accessible to the clients as EMIs utilizing the bank’s Debit/credits.
The bank has organized a bundle of offers to meet the happy necessities of clients in classes going from hardware and devices, worldwide extravagance brands, clothes and gems, staple, car, furniture, travel and feasting.
The list of marquee brands offering alluring offers incorporate Flipkart, Amazon, Myntra, Bigbasket, Blinkit, MakeMyTrip, iPhone 14, Samsung, Ajio, Dependence Advanced, Croma, LG, Dell, Swiggy, Zomato, PC Diamond setters (PCJ), and others. Exceptional proposals on financial items like credits (home loan, individual credit, and gold loan) can likewise be profited.
Here are a portion of the offers accessible for ICICI Bank clients:
Driving brands and internet business stages
10% rebate on online shopping with significant internet business players like Flipkart, Amazon, Myntra, Tata Cliq and Ajio Luxury.
Worldwide extravagance brands
Extra 10% cashback on extravagance brands like Armani Trade, Canali, Clarks, Diesel, Giorgio Armani, Hamleys, Hugo Chief, Jimmy Choo, Kate Spade, Paul and Shark, Satya Paul, Steve Enrage and Creeks and siblings among others.
Hardware and contraptions
Up to 10 percent cashback across gadgets brands like LG, Transporter, Dell, Aha Forbes, Haier, Sony, Voltas, Whirlpool and some more. Clients can likewise benefit appealing limits at Reliance Digital, Croma, and Vijay Deals.
Cell phones
With Apple’s “iPhone forever” program, benefit iPhone 14 with moment EMI beginning at Rs 2,497 every month. Appealing markdown and cashback offers on mobiles from MI, OnePlus, Realme, Oppo and Vivo are likewise accessible, ICICI bank said.
Clothing and gems
Extra 10% limits on clothing brands like Customers Stop, Way of life, Ajio, Flipkart, among others. Likewise clients can get Rs 2,500 cashback on least acquisition of Rs 50,000 and Rs 5,000 on least acquisition of Rs 1,00,000 from PC Gem specialists (PCJ)
Grocery
Limits accessible on staple buy with Enormous Crate, Swiggy Instamart, Licious, Blinkit, eat better, and lil goodness.
Travel
Limits accessible on driving travel destinations like MakeMyTrip, Yatra, Cleartrip, EaseMyTrip and Paytm trips among others
Feasting
Up to 20 percent markdown is accessible on Zomato, Swiggy and EazyDiner.
Entertainment
Offers accessible on SonyLiv yearly membership, and limits on film tickets and F&B in Cinepolis and Inox.
Furniture and Home Style
10% markdown accessible on brands like Pepperfry, West Elm, Ritu Kumar among others.
Here are the offers accessible on loans by bank:
Home credit
Clients can profit pre-supported home credit and pre-endorsed offset move with a handling expenses of Rs 1,100. Moreover, clients can get 50% markdown on handling expense for home advance, balance move and credit against property.
Vehicle loan
Clients can get vehicle credit up to 100% of on-street cost on new vehicle loan and up to 100% of vehicle valuation on utilized vehicle credit for a tenure as long as 8 years.
Consumer finance
No-cost EMI will accessible on brands like Apple, OnePlus, Samsung, Sony, LG, Voltas, among others. This facility will likewise be empowered at retailers like Croma, Reliance Digital, Vijay Deals, Bajaj Hardware and so on.
Personal loan
Clients won’t be imposed pre-conclusion charges on personal loans after 12 EMIs are paid (3% charged, whenever shut before 12 EMIs).
Tractor credit
Clients can likewise benefit farm hauler advance for residency as long as 6 years. The credit will be given up to 90 percent of the farm vehicle cost.
Two wheeler credit
Clients can profit up to 100% of on street cost of the bike and get EMI as low as Rs 30 for every Rs 1,000, the bank said.
