SBI Card: This change will be implemented in two phases. In the first phase, from July 15, 2025, this facility will be discontinued on SBI-branded cards (such as SBI Card ELITE and SBI Card PRIME). In the second phase, from August 11, 2025, this benefit will be removed from many co-branded cards (which have been issued in collaboration with public and private banks).

SBI Card: If you are a credit card user of SBI, then this news is important for you. SBI Card has decided to discontinue the free air accident insurance benefit available on many of its credit cards. Earlier under this facility, cardholders used to get a cover of Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore. But now this facility is being phased out.

When will the change be implemented?

This change will be implemented in two phases. In the first phase, this facility will be discontinued on SBI branded cards (such as SBI Card ELITE and SBI Card PRIME) from July 15, 2025. And in the second phase, this benefit will be removed from many co-branded cards (which have been issued in collaboration with public and private banks) from August 11, 2025.

From which cards will air accident insurance be removed?

SBI Card ELITE — ₹1 crore cover discontinued

Co-branded cards (from 11 August 2025): ₹1 crore cover discontinued

• UCO Bank SBI Card ELITE
• Central Bank of India SBI Card ELITE
• Punjab & Sind Bank SBI Card ELITE
• Karur Vysya Bank SBI Card ELITE
• Karur Vysya Bank SBI Signature Credit Card
• Allahabad Bank SBI Card ELITE

₹50 lakh cover discontinued:

• UCO Bank SBI Card PRIME
• Central Bank of India SBI Card PRIME
• Punjab & Sind Bank SBI Card PRIME
• Karur Vysya Bank SBI Card PRIME
• Karur Vysya Bank SBI Platinum Credit Card
• South Indian Bank SBI Card PRIME
• South Indian Bank SBI Platinum Credit Card
• Karnataka Bank SBI Card PRIME
• Karnataka Bank SBI Platinum Credit Card
• City Union Bank SBI Card PRIME
• Allahabad Bank SBI Card PRIME
• Union Bank of India SBI Platinum Credit Card
• Oriental Bank of Commerce SBI VISA Platinum Credit Card
• Federal Bank SBI Platinum Credit Card
• Bank of Maharashtra SBI Platinum Credit Card

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