HSBC India renames its Cashback Credit Card to HSBC Live+ Credit Card with access to over 200 restaurants and culinary offers across Asia 

HSBC India today launched an upgraded lifestyle credit card HSBC Live+ Credit card with a full suite of new culinary offers to enhance the lifestyle experience of globally-mindedcustomers. The HSBC Cashback credit card is now HSBC Live+ credit card. 

HSBC Live+ Credit Card provides rewards tailored to lifestyle spending and reflects HSBC’s focus on providing innovative solutions that help customers earn more rewards while enjoying quality experiences.   

Launched in partnership with Visa, HSBC Live+ cardholders are entitled to dining perks across Asia, through the Live+ Dining Programme¹. The card offers a 15% discount at restaurants across Asia. The card also offers 10% cashback on spending in three categories: dining, food delivery and groceries besides unlimited 1.5% cashback on other spends. 

According to the spend data by HSBC-Visa cardholders², spending on food is a top priority for Asians, with restaurants and food-related expenses ranking in the top three spend categories in seven out of eight markets. This underscores the significance of dining in the region and the value that HSBC Live+ credit card brings to its cardholders. 

Taylan Turan, CEO, Retail Banking, HSBC, said, “We combine our global expertise and knowledge on-the-ground to design products that meet local customers’ needs, such as our new Live+ Credit Card. As wealth creation drives more spending among the middle class and emerging affluent segments, we designed Live+ to offer outstanding lifestyle experiences and accessible rewards that resonate with our customers. We’re excited to bring this card to India, where we have been investing in our wealth and personal banking capabilities and look forward to expanding Live+ into other dynamic global markets.” 

India is one of the first markets to introduce the HSBC Live+ Credit Card, with subsequent launches planned in multiple markets globally this year, capitalising on opportunities from the rising consumption power of South and Southeast Asia’s fast-growing mid-segment and affluent populations who enjoy international exposure.