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Meal Card Case Review

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Meal Card-ICICI Bank- It is the ICICI way of providing a convenient and easy meal allowance to employees on the card platform. It covers more than 50,000 merchant establish across India. These card can be use like any other debit or credit card. It provides hassle free carrying of cash which can be used at any food and beverage outlet. It is user friendly that is backed by international reputation and extensive network of visa cards.
Most of the companies are providing these services to employees on monthly bases It is not only providing customer with convenience but also with Internet based query and reporting tool which enables user with effective expense monitoring and cost management.
The member of this card can avail the …show more content…

Sodexo Meal Card- It includes meal pass card, cafeteria pass card, resto pass card. It has coverage over 19000 outlets for food and non-alcoholic beverages. Meal Pass cards pin-based cards that can be swiped at any merchant affiliated with Sodexo.
2. Axis Bank Corporate Meal Card-This card can be used to any visa enabled outlet. These Visa enabled food and beverage outlets include grocery shops, meat markets, supermarkets, bakeries, confectionary shops. It has a maximum limit of Rs 3000 per month.
3. RBL Bank-Zeta Super Card-These can be used in 3 ways. It Provides Tax saving benefit.
4. HFDC Bank-Food Plus Card-It is smart way of giving meal vouchers to employees. It has a wider range. Customer can use it at any counter in Food and Beverage outlet in India. It provides Convenience in replacement in case of lost, stolen, or damaged card.
5. Edenred –Ticket Restaurant Meal cards: It works as an innovative digital employer-employee work life benefit tool. It is a tax saving tool for

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