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Krungthai Launches Debit Card for Seniors With 24-Hour Accident Coverage

Krungthai Bank launched a debit card for seniors aged 75–90 with 24-hour accidental death coverage up to 1 million baht, addressing Thailand's rapidly aging population of over 3.4 million elderly citizens in that age group.

Krungthai Launches Debit Card for Seniors With 24-Hour Accident Coverage
10 Aug Khaosod

Krungthai Bank, working with Visa, has launched the Krungthai Debit Card targeting seniors aged 75–90, featuring 24-hour accidental death coverage of up to 1 million baht. Ms. Nareeratc Ariyaprayur, head of retail strategy and products at Krungthai Bank, explained that the card combines convenient spending with accident protection suited to the lifestyle risks of elderly Thais, offering reassurance to both cardholders and their families.

Thailand is entering a fully aging society, with government data showing over 3.4 million people aged 75–90, driving rising demand for financial products tailored to seniors' needs. The bank developed the card to serve this demographic, upgrading the debit card's role to include health expense security and daily peace of mind.

The Krungthai Debit Card is issued for 100 baht with an annual fee of 1,599 baht and offers multiple protections underwritten by Thai Insurance Public Company. Coverage includes accidental death of up to 1 million baht 24 hours worldwide, medical treatment from accidents up to 10,000 baht per visit with no visit limit, and all-day accident coverage requiring no hospital deposits at partner facilities.

During the launch period (August 1 – October 31, 2025), new applicants receive a 100-baht discount on the issuance fee, with additional 200-baht discounts per person when two or more apply together. The launch reflects Krungthai's 60-year commitment to serving all life stages and supporting Thailand's aging society. Interested parties can inquire at any Krungthai branch or contact Krungthai Contact Center at 02-111-1111.

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