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Zaggle signs 5-year PNB card deal; stock up 2.73%

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Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services Ltd

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Key development: Zaggle teams up with PNB

Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services Ltd (Zaggle) disclosed a five-year agreement with Punjab National Bank (PNB) to act as a co-branding partner for a retail credit card product. The partnership was communicated to stock exchanges through a regulatory filing dated June 19, 2026. The filing was made under Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The agreement is domestic in nature and is intended to run for five years.

What the agreement covers

Under the agreement, Zaggle’s role is centered on customer acquisition, marketing, and promotion for the co-branded retail credit card. The company said it will leverage its existing corporate customer base to support distribution and outreach for the product. The stated objective is to expand the reach of the co-branded card offering by using Zaggle’s channels and relationships.

In its disclosure, Zaggle stated that neither its promoter, promoter group, nor group companies have any interest in Punjab National Bank. The company also clarified that the agreement does not constitute a related-party transaction. These statements were part of the exchange filing around the partnership.

Product launch: PNB–Zaggle Co-branded Twin Credit Cards

PNB, in partnership with Zaggle, announced the launch of the PNB–Zaggle Co-branded Twin Credit Cards. The cards are available on both RuPay and Visa networks. The product is positioned around a dual network proposition offered as a primary card, combining Visa’s global acceptance and travel privileges with RuPay’s lifestyle features and UPI-enabled convenience.

Benefits highlighted in the announcement

The companies listed benefits across travel, entertainment, wellness, mobility, and everyday spending. Disclosed features include complimentary railway lounge access, OTT subscriptions, fitness memberships, travel and shopping vouchers, and dining benefits. The proposition also mentions airport lounge access, personal accident insurance cover, and fuel surcharge waivers. The announcement also cited a 1.5% discount on jewellery purchases.

Distribution and availability

PNB and Zaggle said the co-branded twin credit cards are available across India. Applicants will be able to avail the co-branded cards through the zagg.money app, according to the announcement. Zaggle’s stated contribution remains focused on marketing and promotional activity, supported by its existing customer base.

Stock market reaction across updates

Zaggle’s stock moved on the announcement. The shares gained 2.73% to Rs 218.35 after the company announced the agreement. In another market update referenced in the same set of disclosures, the counter rose 1.17% to settle at Rs 212.55 on Friday, June 19, 2026.

A separate market snapshot for the day showed the stock last trading at Rs 210.10 versus a previous close of Rs 210.60. It also reported an intraday high of Rs 215.50 and an intraday low of Rs 208.65. The same snapshot reported 43,951 shares traded in 433 trades, with net turnover of Rs 9,277,874.

Latest quarterly performance disclosed

Alongside the partnership news, Zaggle’s recent earnings were cited. The company’s consolidated net profit surged 30.42% to Rs 40.60 crore in Q4 FY26 compared with Q4 FY25. Revenue from operations rose 49.94% to Rs 671.91 crore over the same period.

Why co-branded cards matter for distribution strategy

The disclosed plan relies on Zaggle’s corporate customer base to drive acquisition and promotion for a retail card product. This frames the partnership as a distribution-led initiative, where a fintech partner supports a bank’s retail card outreach through existing relationships and marketing channels. From the company’s disclosure, the market relevance is operational rather than tied to a specific revenue figure from the agreement.

Key facts at a glance

ItemDetail
CompaniesZaggle Prepaid Ocean Services Ltd and Punjab National Bank
ArrangementCo-branding partner for a retail credit card product
Term5 years
GeographyDomestic (India)
Disclosure dateJune 19, 2026
Regulation citedSEBI LODR, Regulation 30
Card product announcedPNB–Zaggle Co-branded Twin Credit Cards
NetworksRuPay and Visa
Application channel mentionedzagg.money app
Q4 FY26 net profitRs 40.60 crore (up 30.42%)
Q4 FY26 revenue from operationsRs 671.91 crore (up 49.94%)

Stock returns snapshot shared with the update

PeriodReturn
1 Day+2.43%
5 Days+4.57%
1 Month-0.84%
6 Months-38.40%
1 Year-46.16%
5 Years+37.88%

What comes next on the calendar

The disclosure also noted a scheduled investor conference appearance. Zaggle is set to attend an investor conference in Mumbai on June 23, 2026 at 1:00 PM IST. With the co-branding agreement finalized on June 19, 2026, the next dated event mentioned by the company is this investor conference.

Conclusion

Zaggle’s five-year domestic co-branding agreement with PNB positions it as an acquisition and marketing partner for a retail credit card product, alongside the launch of the PNB–Zaggle Co-branded Twin Credit Cards on RuPay and Visa. The June 19, 2026 filing also clarified that the arrangement is not a related-party transaction. Investors will track subsequent disclosures, including updates around the card rollout and the company’s June 23, 2026 investor conference participation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Zaggle disclosed a five-year domestic agreement with Punjab National Bank to act as a co-branding partner for a retail credit card product.
Zaggle will focus on customer acquisition, marketing, and promotion, leveraging its existing corporate customer base to expand the reach of the co-branded card.
The cards are available on both RuPay and Visa networks, as stated in the launch announcement.
No. Zaggle stated that neither its promoters nor group companies have any interest in PNB, and the agreement does not constitute a related-party transaction.
Consolidated net profit rose 30.42% to Rs 40.60 crore, while revenue from operations increased 49.94% to Rs 671.91 crore in Q4 FY26 over Q4 FY25.

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