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'Revolver' misfire hits credit card issuers: India's credit card boom sees lower bank profits

The Economic Times ·

Credit card profits are shrinking for Indian banks as spending rises.

Customers now use cards more for payments than borrowing, reducing interest income.

Interest-bearing balances have significantly fallen as a percentage of total card spending.

This trend is impacting major lenders like HDFC Bank and SBI Cards.

Analysts predict further profit margin declines in the coming years.

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