Isracard

Rami Levy's SuperFly club launched flights to New York for $909 through March 2027, offering significant savings compared to the market average.

Isracard Chair Tamar Yassur discussed corporate turbulence, ownership shifts under Delek Group, the fierce battle for El Al's loyalty club, and the ongoing push for female leadership at a recent Globes conference.

CAL reports 200,000 users for its FlyAll club and introduces a $150 retention bonus, intensifying competition against El Al's Fly Card and Isracard.

El Al shares surged 13% to a record 11.5 billion NIS following a security incident on a flydubai flight, boosting investor confidence amid rising demand for Israeli carrier flights.

Isracard hosted a specialized cyber fraud prevention conference for Israel's deaf and hard-of-hearing community, focusing on AI threats and digital financial security.

Fierce competition in Israel's credit card market has led to aggressive sales tactics. After inquiring about a card, a Tel Aviv consumer faced relentless calls and an unwanted delivery.

Maayan Adam announces a break from her consumer club Mami as the platform scales up, opening its network to additional influencers and introducing new monetization tech.

Managing holiday expenses in Israel requires strategic budgeting and smart credit utilization. Consolidating purchases on rewards cards like the El Al FLY CARD can turn unavoidable seasonal spending into future travel benefits.

Planning to fly soon? El Al and Isracard are taking a surprising step that could provide you with significant dollar savings, alongside a critical warning for some cardholders. Everything you need to know.

Following the acquisition of the credit company by billionaire Yitzhak Tshuva, Guy Ram has been appointed as the new CTO, bringing 20 years of experience in managing complex technological systems.

The Super-Pharm chain is offering LifeStyle cardholders an additional 10% discount on online purchases. The promotion allows for stacking with other offers but comes with specific limitations. Find out how to redeem the benefit and when it expires.

The results of the industry leaders — Isracard, Cal, and Max — for the second quarter of 2026 show that the number of their active cards is already higher than the number of residents in Israel. Who led in transactions and who in quarterly profit, and what is the chance that any of the three will advance in entering banking activity? 3 notes on the reports.

The company concludes a positive quarter with double-digit growth in revenue and net profit, supported primarily by increased sales of natural gas and condensate. CEO Idan Wallace stated: "We continue to strengthen and enhance the group's core assets."

Many self-employed individuals and business owners face financial confusion between home and business expenses. A new platform offers a comprehensive management and clearing solution, with unique adaptation for the Haredi public and a significant two-year fee waiver.

Aggressive competition between credit card companies, driven by the battle for the FLY CARD franchise, has led to significant marketing expenses. Isracard and Cal report growth in credit portfolios amid leadership changes.

A resident of Givatayim is accused of exploiting the mailing of new credit cards to customers to steal them from mailboxes and request changes to their details. The cards were used for a series of cash withdrawals and purchases. While in custody, he continued to threaten: "When I get out of here, I will scam the whole country."

The number of credit cards issued by Isracard has crossed the quarter-million mark, a jump of 200,000 new non-bank credit cards in just four months. The high recruitment rate for the Fly Card club supports the company's forecast of adding 1.2 to 1.6 billion shekels to pre-tax profit over the agreement's duration.

The first 10,000 new applicants for the SuperFly credit card will be eligible for a free Israir flight ticket, provided they spend 10,000 shekels within four months. Existing Rami Levy customers will be automatically migrated to the new card, which offers points for flights and hotel stays. We analyze the terms and how it compares to existing market offerings.

Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard are launching SuperFly: cardholders will accumulate dollars on every purchase to redeem on Israir flights and vacation packages, alongside unique launch benefits and savings at the Rami Levy chain.

Rami Levy, Israir, and Isracard are launching a new credit card that allows earning dollars on every daily purchase in Israel and abroad, offering a special launch benefit to the first ten thousand customers.

Recently, the "Mami" consumer club, owned by the media personality and entrepreneur, reached a significant milestone by joining the world of credit cards. Now, Maayan Adam and the company are recruiting additional staff members to join the team behind the scenes.

The shares of Israel's largest credit card company have lost about a third of their value since the beginning of 2026 and are trading below the price at which Yitzhak Tshuva's Delek Group acquired control. This week, the company is publishing its second-quarter reports. What is putting pressure on the stock, how are the Bank of Israel's interest rate cuts affecting it, and how much are Tshuva and...

Deni Avdija leads the new El Al campaign for the "Frequent Flyer" club and the FLY CARD. In the commercial, the basketball player talks about how you can win free flight tickets to selected destinations around the world and enjoy discounts of dozens of percent on purchasing flights with points.

The aviation loyalty program market is heating up: after the El Al frequent flyer program moved to Isracard, Israir is joining the Rami Levy and Isracard loyalty program to create a combined offering for Israeli consumers.