Unity Bank BharatPe Credit Card
Unity Small Finance Bank · Open to apply
A lifetime-free RuPay co-brand card from Unity SFB and BharatPe that automatically converts each month's unpaid spends of ₹1,000 or more into EMIs at 24% a year, and pays 2% back in Zillion Coins as the EMIs are repaid. Includes RuPay lounge visits (2 a quarter in India) and works on UPI.
- Annual fee
- Lifetime free
- Joining fee
- None
- Base rate
- 2% in Zillion Coins on repaid unpaid spends: 8 Zillion Coins per ₹100 (about 2% at cash value)
- Lounges
- Domestic: 2 visits a calendar quarter; International: 2 visits a calendar year
- Forex markup
- 3.5%
- Data
- From bank documents, checked 6 Nov 2026
Where the sources disagree
- auto-EMI table and rewards in the key fact statement: The key fact statement (Feb 2025) still shows the pre-2025-08-14 auto-EMI table (3 EMIs for ₹1,000 to ₹9,999) and omits rewards; the MITC (Aug 2026) and the product page show up to 12 EMIs from ₹1,000 and a flat 2%. We use the MITC and product page, which postdate the change.
Terms the calculator does not value
- Every month's unpaid spends of ₹1,000 or more are converted to EMIs at 24% a year unless the holder prepays them before the bill date, and the 2% back is paid only as those EMIs are repaid. A holder who prepays gets no unpaid-spend reward; one who keeps the EMIs pays interest (24% a year on the declining balance) that can outweigh the 2%. The calculator values the 2% as if earned on all spend and charges no EMI interest.
- Zillion partner redemption values other than 4 coins = ₹1 were not read; redemption against the card outstanding is capped at ₹5,000 equivalent a billing cycle.
- The complimentary yearly health check-up package has no stated value.
Sources
- MITC - Unity Bank BharatPe Credit Card (Aug 2026 edition) (Most important terms (MITC), the bank's own, read 6 Nov 2026)
- Unity Bank BharatPe Credit Card (product page) (Product page, the bank's own, read 6 Nov 2026)
- Key Fact Statement - Unity Bank BharatPe Credit Card (Feb 2025) (Most important terms (MITC), the bank's own, read 6 Nov 2026)