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Jaywan card is a domestic card launched in the UAE based on India’s digital RuPay credit and debit card

Jaywan card is a domestic card launched in the UAE based on India’s digital RuPay credit and debit card stack. It’s a collaboration

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What is the Jaywan card?

The Jaywan card is a domestic card launched in the UAE based on India’s digital RuPay credit and debit card stack. It’s a collaboration between the UAE and India to strengthen their digital and fintech sectors.

Who can get a Jaywan card?

Currently, the Jaywan card is only available to UAE residents with valid Emirates ID. It’s expected to be offered more widely in the future.

Where can I use the Jaywan card?

The Jaywan card is currently accepted at select merchants in the UAE. While acceptance is growing, it may not be accepted everywhere yet, especially outside of the UAE.

What are the benefits of using the Jaywan card?

Secure and convenient contactless payments.
Rewards and cashback offers from some merchants.
No annual fees (depending on the specific card variant).
Promotes financial inclusion and digital payments in the UAE.

What are the potential downsides of using the Jaywan card?

Limited acceptance compared to established cards.

May have transaction fees or currency conversion charges for international use.
Still a relatively new product, so potential technical issues could arise.
Relies on a stable internet connection for some features.

Where can I find more information about the Jaywan card?

You can visit the official websites of the following entities for more information:

UAE Central Bank: https://www.centralbank.ae/en
NPCI India: https://www.npci.org.in/
Specific Banks offering the Jaywan card: (Check websites of banks like Mashreq, Emirates NBD, etc.)

Additional Notes:

The Jaywan card is still in its early stages, so expect further developments and improvements in the future.
Always compare different card options and their features before deciding which one is best for you.

I hope this FAQ helps! Feel free to ask if you have any other questions.