Unicred Black International Credit Card

Description

Unicred Black International Credit Card Annual Fee

The annual fee for this credit card is 12 installments of R$ 116.66.

Minimum income

The minimum income required is upon consultation.

Card Type: National and International

It is national and international, so with it you can make purchases in Brazil and also abroad.

Flag: Visa

By having this card, you can count on some benefits, such as Vai de Visa, where you register your card and earn 1 point every time you use it, regardless of the purchase amount. With 5 points or more, you can buy one product and take another, in addition to specialized assistance in emergency situations and other advantages.

Limit

If the card is approved, the limit is determined by the bank after carrying out a credit analysis and your customer profile.

Benefits of the Unicred Black International Credit Card

• Concierge: it's like having a personal assistant on call 24 hours a day, every day;
• Guarulhos VIP Lounge: access to the VIP Lounge for international flights, in terminal 3 of the airport. Pontue Mais Rewards Program: special points in the Rewards Program: each dollar is equivalent to 2.2 points;
• Free Schengen Letter: declaration proving that you have international medical insurance when traveling to European countries participating in the Schengen Agreement. Extended warranty: doubles the original manufacturer's warranty on your purchases;
• Purchase protection: protection for your products;
• Travel medical emergency insurance;
• Corkage Exemption: possibility of bringing your own wine to restaurants in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, with exemption from the corkage fee for the first bottle;
• ATM Robbery: Insurance for robbery or assault during or immediately after using an ATM, this benefit will replace the stolen money and provide a death benefit.

How to apply for the Unicred Black International Credit Card?

To apply for this credit card, simply access the official Unicred website and make the request, which will go through the financial institution's standard credit analysis.