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Canara Crest: Elevating Banking to a Luxury Experience
The New Indian Express Kalaburagi
|February 15, 2025
A New Era of Personalised Banking Beyond Banking: A Lifestyle Upgrade Setting a New Benchmark in Indian Banking
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In a bold move to elevate banking standards for high-net-worth individuals, Canara Bank has introduced its exclusive ‘Canara Crest’ Membership Programme. This initiative is set to revolutionize the way premium customers experience banking, offering them unparalleled convenience, bespoke financial solutions, and an array of luxury lifestyle benefits.
A New Era of Personalised Banking Recognising the evolving aspirations of its elite clientele, Canara Bank has crafted ‘Canara Crest’ as a two-tiered programme—CREST and CREST PLUS—each designed to cater to customers maintaining substantial account balances across different segments. What makes this initiative truly remarkable is its Zero Cost Membership, ensuring that eligible customers can gain access seamlessly, either through an invitation as an existing account holder or by opening a new savings account under the Canara Crest umbrella.
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