SBI Card rule changes from December 1. (File Photo)
\n\nSBI Card users will face revised charges on certain high-value fuel and transportation payments from December 1, 2026. The credit card issuer announced the changes in a communication dated October 27, with the new fee structure applicable across all SBI credit card variants. The revised policy sets separate spending limits for the two categories. Transportation payments will incur a fee based on the value of each transaction, while fuel-related charges will depend on the total amount spent during a billing cycle.
\n\nCardholders who frequently pay for fuel, tolls, bus services and other eligible transportation expenses should review the updated rules to understand when the additional cost will apply.
\n\nUnder the new structure, SBI Card will levy a 1 per cent fee on a single eligible transportation transaction exceeding Rs 30,000. The charge applies to transactions classified under Merchant Category Codes (MCCs) 4111, 4784, and 4131.
\n\nThese codes include commuter transport services, toll and bridge payments, and bus transportation services.
\n\nFor instance, a cardholder making an eligible transportation payment of Rs 35,000 will incur a fee of Rs 350, excluding applicable taxes. Payments of Rs 30,000 or below will remain outside this…
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