Kuwait Finance House (KFH) – Bahrain has announced the launch of its new contactless Visa Infinite credit card as part of its ongoing efforts to develop its retail services for its high-net-worth clients.

 

The Visa Infinite card, a shariah compliant product, boasts a number of benefits, including: a credit limit up to BD100,000, airport pickup and guidance services, travel insurance and unlimited complimentary access to over 1000 airport lounges globally for two people. And the best part is that there are no annual fees. 

 

Customers will also gain access to a 24-hour call centre, an extended warranty, the highest number of Walaa Baytik points compared to other cards and secure online transactions with protection against fraudulent card misuse.

 

On the launch, Head of Retail Banking Hamed Mashal said: "We always strive to develop our line-up of product and services for our customers, including a large segment of VIPs. We are confident that the new Visa Infinite credit card will enrich our customers’ experience, as we look forward to announcing more features and services in the future."

 

Abdulrahman AlKhan, the Head of Cards and E-Channels at KFH– Bahrain, said: "We are pleased to unveil our latest credit card which will offer a range of unique features and benefits. In line with current market trends, this initiative highlights our tireless efforts to develop and modernise the bank’s portfolio of products and services. We look forward to continuously meeting our customers’ needs and always exceeding their expectations."

 

"Using the Visa Infinite credit card on the Agoda website, clients will be able to get up to 12% discount on over 985,000 hotels worldwide as well as make use of exclusive offers on the Entertainer mobile app, Careem, and DragonPass at the Airport," stated Khan. 

 

Customers will also be able to avail VIP refund services at Global Blue Lounges and on travel cancellations, in addition to benefiting from the YQ Meet and Assist service and join the Visa Luxury Hotel Collection, he added.-TradeArabia News Service