Starting September 1, accrual of reward points on spends on digital gaming platforms/ merchants and government-related transactions will be discontinued for credit card holders of Lifestyle Home Centre SBI Card, Lifestyle Home Centre SBI Card SELECT and Lifestyle Home Centre SBI Card PRIME.
Starting 16 September 2025, all CPP (card protection plan) SBI Card customers will be automatically migrated to the updated plan variants based on their respective renewal due dates.
The migration will take place next month, and it will be communicated via SMS /emails at least 24 hours prior to the plan renewal due date.
There are three variants of the card protection plan: classic, premium, and platinum. The revised renewal plan for classic is for ₹999, for premium, it is ₹1,499, and for platinum, it is ₹1,999.
Protection against fraud is offered in these credit cards for up to ₹one lakh across all these variants.
Under the emergency travel assistance, classic CPP will offer ₹80,000, the premium plan will offer ₹1,20,000, and the platinum plan will offer ₹1,60,000 under the revised plan.
Number of members: Under the revised plan, the classic plan will cover only the primary member, the premium plan will cover the primary member plus their spouse, and the platinum plan will cover the primary plan plus spouse, along with both parents.
Recent changes
A few days ago, starting 11 August, SBI Card also discontinued complimentary air accident insurance coverage of ₹one crore offered on select cards. These cards are UCO Bank SBI Card ELITE, Central Bank of India SBI Card ELITE, PSB SBI Card ELITE, KVB SBI Card ELITE, KVB SBI Signature Card, and Allahabad Bank SBI Card ELITE.
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