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Axis Bank starts ‘Axis Bank Rupi Business Credit Card’ for MSMEs

December 5, 2020
Axis Bank
  • Axis Bank Ltd in partnership with Rupifi and Visa started ‘Axis Bank Rupifi Business Credit Card’ for MSMEs(Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises).
  • This Contactless Co-Branded credit card, powered by Visa is applicable only to the MSMEs businesses that transact on the aggregator platforms tied-up with Rupifi PAN (Permanent Account Number) India for their business purchases.

Axis Bank in partnership with Google Pay launches ACE Credit Card

October 14, 2020
ACE Credit Card
  • Axis Bank in partnership with Google Pay launches ACE Credit Card with an aim to bring a seamless, digital experience to users from application to issuance.

Axis Bank launched co-branded forex card in collaboration with Vistara

October 8, 2020
Axis Bank
  • Axis Bank launched a co-branded forex card named ‘Axis Bank Club Vistara Forex Card’ that will enable customers to travel to international destinations in a cashless and hassle-free manner in collaboration with Vistara.

Axis Bank introduces ‘Liberty Savings Account’ for Indian youth

August 27, 2020
Axis Bank
  • Axis Bank has launched a new savings account called the Axis Liberty Savings Account, aimed at millennial customers.
  • It offers customers the option of maintaining a minimum balance of ₹25,000 per month or spending the same amount every month using the bank’s debit card.

AI-powered conversational voice BOT for IVR launched by Axis Bank

August 1, 2020
Axis Bank
  • Axis bank launched AI-powered conversational voice BOT named ‘AXAA’ for IVR.
  • It will assist customers to traverse through the IVR and address their queries and requests, without the need for any human intervention in most cases.

Axis Bank and ICICI Bank to end their operations in Sri Lanka

January 8, 2020

The two Indian private sector lenders Axis Bank and ICICI Bank to close their operations in Sri Lanka after the Central Bank of Sri Lanka has permitted. The licenses issued by Central Bank of Sri Lanka will be cancelled once the winding-up operations are complete. The two banks are no longer to carry their banking operations, including accepting deposits from the public in Sri Lanka.