IndusInd EMI at Reliance Digital and Vijay Sales, through 31 October 2026

The offer that is still in the report

CNBC-TV18's 13 October 2026 article says eligible EMI purchases at Reliance Digital and Vijay Sales qualify for a 10% discount, capped at ₹7,500, through 31 October 2026. Ten percent of a ₹75,000 EMI purchase is ₹7,500, so the cap is reached at that bill. A smaller EMI bill saves 10% of that bill, not a flat ₹7,500.

The same paragraph says a Reliance Digital offer of up to ₹12,000 ran from 2 October to 13 October. That date has passed. Do not walk into the store on 14 October expecting the ₹12,000 line. Ask for the 10% EMI offer, and only if the payment screen shows it.

What you still have to confirm

The report says 'eligible EMI' and does not print a minimum bill, a list of excluded brands, or whether debit-card EMI counts. It also does not say the discount is automatic on a full swipe. If the store's tile says EMI only, a one-shot card payment is outside this guide.

Vijay Sales is named next to Reliance Digital for the 10% offer. The ₹12,000 line was described only for Reliance Digital, and only through 13 October. Treat each store's own checkout screen as the final cap.

Step by step: claim the offer

This is an EMI discount on an IndusInd card. There is no code in the news report.

1. 1

   Open Reliance Digital or Vijay Sales

   Use the store site or the shop's payment desk. This guide is not a coupon to paste on Amazon or Flipkart.

2. 2

   Find the IndusInd EMI tile

   Look for 10% off on eligible IndusInd EMI, with a cap at or below ₹7,500. If the tile is absent, the news report does not create the discount.

3. 3

   Ignore the ended ₹12,000 line

   CNBC-TV18 says that Reliance Digital offer closed on 13 October 2026. Do not add ₹12,000 in your head on top of the 10%.

4. 4

   Choose EMI only if the tile requires it

   The reported 10% is on eligible EMI purchases. Read the tenure and the interest. A no-cost claim has to be printed by the store. This guide does not add one.

5. 5

   Check the rupee deduction before you pay

   The saving should be 10% and not more than ₹7,500. MaxSaving has not completed a purchase, so the payment screen is the check.

Mistakes that waste the claim

• Adding the closed ₹12,000 offer on top of the 10% cap.
• Paying in full when the tile says the 10% is for EMI.
• Using a card that is not an IndusInd card because the headline said 'festive offers'.
• Assuming every phone and television in the store is eligible. The report says eligible EMI purchases.

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