Vietnam’s BIDV, JCB International launch credit card

Customers can enjoy up to a 20% cashback on select transactions.

Japan payments company JCB International has teamed up with Vietnam’s Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Investment of Vietnam (BIDV) to launch the BIDV JCB Ultimate Credit Card.

The card is available exclusively for BIDV’s royal customers, giving them access to a network of approximately 43 million merchants worldwide.

When using the card, BIDV customers are entitled to up to VND800,000 a month via the BIDV SmartBanking application.

The card also offers cashbacks: a 20% rate when dining at the cardholder’s month; a 10% cashback when dining in Japan; and a 0.15% cashback for other transactions.

BIDV customers will also enjoy 100% refund of the foreign currency conversion fee (1%) when making transactions in Japan.

The design features an artwork of Mt. Fuji.

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