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Citibank, SIB launch credit card

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Kochi, Dec. 7

Citibank and South Indian Bank announced the launch of the South Indian Bank-Citibank Visa credit card for the customers of South Indian Bank. The new credit card comes packed with a slew of innovative features and value propositions.

In addition to the regular features, the card also offers zero per cent fuel surcharge at Indian Oil Corporation's petrol stations, 24-hour Internet banking facility, zero lost card liability and Visa money transfer, a press release from Citibank has said. The customers would also have an option of paying card dues at zero cost.

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