Jio Gold 24K Days will run from April 29 to May 5, 2025
Buyers can invest in digital gold with as little as Rs 10 and redeem it anytime
Customers can earn free gold on up to 10 transactions
Reliance Jio has announced the Jio Gold 24K Days on its Jio Finance app ahead of the Akshaya Tritiya festival. The financial service is offering additional free gold, as well as other benefits, with every digital gold purchase. Jio SmartGold was first introduced in October last year, enabling customers to invest in Digital gold. Note that buyers can invest in digital gold starting at as low as Rs 10 and redeem their investments for cash, gold coins, or gold jewellery. Check out all the details here.
SurveyJio Gold 24K offer
The Jio Gold 24K Days will start on Tuesday, April 29, and will be live until May 5, 2025, allowing users to earn up to 2% free gold by investing in digital gold. Customers investing in digital gold worth Rs 1,000 to Rs 9,999 will get 1% free gold by using the offer code JIOGOLD1. However, for investments of Rs. 10,000 or more, customers will receive 2% free gold by using the promo code JIOGOLDAT100. The offer will be applied at the checkout.
Notably, a user can avail the benefits for up to 10 transactions during the offer period. Also, the free gold value must not exceed Rs 21,000, and it will be credited to the buyer’s account within 72 hours of purchase.
Jio Digital Gold: How to invest and redeem
Jio enables buyers to invest in digital gold at a starting price of just Rs. 10 through the JioFinance app. Once purchased, customers can exchange their SmartGold units for cash or physical gold at any time. The redemption of physical gold is available for holdings of 0.5 g or more, in denominations of 0.5 g, 1 g, 2 g, 5 g, and 10 g.
Additionally, buyers can also track the live gold market prices on the JioFinance app.
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