If you also have SBI credit card, then you will not get these benefits, rules are changing from September 1

SBI has changed the rules of select credit cards from September 1, 2025. Which will now affect many transactions. Know what will be your benefit or loss.

Credit card has become a very important part of people's life in today's era. Many people now do most of the shopping and bill payments through credit cards. So many times people need money at the time of need, then in such a situation also credit card is very useful.

Many people use credit of different banks according to different needs. If you use SBI credit card. Then this news is for you. Actually, from September 1, 2025, there will be some changes regarding SBI credit cards.

Let us tell you that this is not the first time that SBI has changed the rules related to its cards. Changes were also made in July and August 2025. At that time, the bank had discontinued the complimentary air accident insurance cover available on SBI Elite and SBI Prime cards.

Now new changes are being implemented again. The new changes will be applicable on some selected cards of SBI. These include Lifestyle Home Centre SBI Card, Lifestyle Home Centre SBI Select Card and Lifestyle Home Centre SBI Prime Card.

The holders of these cards will no longer get benefits like before. Reward points will also be discontinued on many transactions. After the implementation of the rule, reward points will no longer be available on some categories. These include expenses made on online gaming platforms, government services and government transactions.

Apart from this, some selected merchant transactions have also been excluded. Whose list will be released by SBI soon. SBI has also changed the Card Protection Plan. From 16 September 2025, all existing CPP users will be automatically shifted to the updated plan variant.

This rule will be applicable at the time of renewal of the card. Customers will be informed about this change through SMS and e-mail. These changes will have a direct impact on customers. Especially those who often use credit cards for online gaming or government transactions. Earlier, reward points were available on these. But now this facility will end.