Calculate estimated savings on one eligible bill
The saving is the smaller of bill × discount rate and your card's cap.
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These inputs are an illustration and stay in this browser. A generic calculation cannot confirm card eligibility, minimum spend, valid day, branch, exclusions or whether an “up to” rate will apply.
What does this bank card discount calculator work out?
It works out how many rupees a Pakistani bank card discount saves on one restaurant or café bill: the smaller of bill × discount rate and your card's cap. A 30% offer on a Rs 5,000 bill is Rs 1,500 before the cap, but only Rs 1,000 if your card is capped at Rs 1,000.
Enter the eligible bill, the listed percentage and the cap for your exact card. For a Rs 5,000 bill, 30% gives Rs 1,500 before the cap; with a Rs 1,000 cap, the estimate is Rs 1,000.
How to use it
- Optionally choose the place and your card: the listed discount and, when published, the card's cap are filled in for you.
- Enter the eligible bill in rupees (the part the offer covers).
- Enter the discount percentage listed for your card.
- Enter the cap for your exact card. Leave it blank if the offer does not state one; the saving then stays unknown rather than guessed.
- Read the estimated saving, then check the day, branch and minimum spend before paying.
Compare real restaurant offers
Find a restaurant by city, open its offers, and use the bill comparison for the cards you hold. Kaunsa Card also provides the Smart Card Advisor and Squad Split for group bills. Check the bank and merchant terms before paying.
Why can the higher percentage save less?
On a Rs 6,000 eligible bill, 40% with a Rs 1,000 cap estimates Rs 1,000. A second eligible card at 30% with a Rs 2,500 cap estimates Rs 1,800. The second card could save Rs 800 more in this illustrative case. Read how discount caps work.