A new SBI co-branded card pair tied to Eternal (the parent of Zomato, Blinkit and District) is reportedly on the way — early details point to strong everyday discounts for food, grocery and entertainment spenders.
Offer Details
- Two variants expected: SBI Eternal Prime and SBI Eternal Elite (names per community alerts; official names may differ at launch)
- Indicative annual fee around ₹499 on at least one variant
- Instant 10% discount on Zomato
- Instant 10% discount on District
- Instant 10% discount on Blinkit (exclusions expected)
- Buy 1 Get 1 movie ticket on District every month
- An additional ~5% valueback on select merchants (details awaited)
Eligible Cards / Who Can Avail
- New applicants once SBI officially opens applications
- Existing SBI relationship may help, but official eligibility, income and bureau criteria haven’t been confirmed yet
Benefits
- If the 10% discount holds, this becomes a strong everyday card for food delivery, quick commerce and movies
- Monthly BOGO on District tickets adds real value if you already use the platform
- The modest fee looks reasonable against the headline discounts — though caps, exclusions and the instant-vs-statement-credit mechanics will decide the real value
How to Claim / Steps
- Wait for the official SBI / Eternal launch page — avoid unofficial landing pages
- Read the fee, joining offer, monthly caps and Blinkit exclusion list carefully before applying
- Test the card on a small Zomato or Blinkit order first to confirm the discount posts correctly
Validity / Important Notes
- This is a pre-launch alert, not a live apply-now offer — benefits can change before go-live
- A rumoured birthday 10% benefit is not yet confirmed
- Compare against Amazon Pay ICICI, Swiggy HDFC and SBI Cashback once full T&Cs are published
- We’ll update this thread once SBI releases the official brochure
Worth watching closely if food delivery and quick commerce are a big part of your spend. Anyone else tracking this launch?