Axis Bank Executive Corporate Credit Card - Axis Bank Cards

Axis Bank Executive Corporate Credit Card

Category

travel,fuel,rewards,lounge

Fintra's Rating

 4.5/5

Axis Bank Executive Corporate Credit Card Key Features

Joining Fees ₹3,500
Renewal Fees ₹3,500
Free Lounge Access Yes
Fuel Surcharge Waiver Yes
Bank Axis Bank
Network Mastercard

Interest Charges: As per bank's norms

Axis Bank Executive Corporate Credit Card Fees

  • Avail 3 complimentary VIP Assistance Services in a calendar year
  • Book up to 4 complimentary golf rounds and 1 lesson in a year
  • 24/7 Concierge Services
  • Avail complimentary access to over 1,100 airport lounges worldwide up to 8 times in a calendar year
  • Avail 4 complimentary lounge access within India per quarter
  • Avail Insurance Coverage as per following:

A. Emergency Hospitalization - $5,000

B. Lost Card Liability - Rs. 2 Lakh

C. Medical Evacuation - $ 3,000

D. Hijack Distress Allowance - $ 1,000

E. Critical Illness - Rs. 10 Lakh

F. Baggage Delay - Rs. 30,000

G. Missed connecting International - Rs. 30,000

H. Delay in Check in Baggage - Rs. 30,000

I. Loss of Check in Baggage - Rs. 30,000

J. Loss of Documents (Passport, Visa) - Rs. 10,000

K. Corporate Liability Policy - Rs. 2,00,000

  • On every spends of Rs.  200 earn 4 Plus points on domestic spends and 8 Plus points on international spends
  • Lowest foreign currency mark up of 2%
  • One can do 30% cash withdrawal
  • Fuel Transaction Surcharge: Get 1% refund for fuel transaction between Rs. 400 to Rs. 4000

Axis Bank Executive Corporate Credit Card Features

Pros

  • Avail 3 complimentary VIP Assistance Services in a calendar year
  • Book up to 4 complimentary golf rounds and 1 lesson in a year
  • Avail complimentary access to over 1,100 airport lounges worldwide up to 8 times in a calendar year and 4 complimentary lounge access within India per quarter

Cons

  • No movie benefits
  • No cashback benefits
  • No dining benefits

Axis Bank Executive Corporate Credit Card Editor's Review

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