HDFC Superia Card - HDFC Bank Cards
Category
travel,fuel,dining,lounge
Fintra's Rating
3.8/5
HDFC Superia Card Key Features
Joining Fees | ₹1,000 |
Renewal Fees | ₹1,000 |
Free Lounge Access | Yes |
Fuel Surcharge Waiver | Yes |
Bank | HDFC Bank |
Network | Visa |
- Joining Fee: Get first year's membership for free by spending Rs. 15,000 within the first 90 days
- Renewal Fees: Renew your membership free by spending Rs. 75,000 in a year
- Interest Charges: Up to 3.49% per month accounting to 41.88% per annum
HDFC Superia Credit Card's welcome benefits include earning instantly 1000 reward points.
HDFC Superia Card Welcome Offers- Convert reward points into miles or vouchers of domestic airlines such as Jet Airways, Air India, etc. and save up to Rs. 8000 a year. Redeem points for miles with over twenty international airlines through KrisFlyer, Singapore Airline's frequent flyer programme
- Enjoy gaining 50% more reward points at premium restaurants
- Gain Three reward points for every Rs. 150 spent and exchange them for miles (at 0.7 miles for every point) or gifts from an exclusive reward catalogue. These Reward points are valid for two years.
- Complimentary Priority Pass Membership.
- On fuel transactions, you'll avail 1% Fuel Surcharge waiver ( Minimum transaction of Rs. 400, Maximum Cashback of Rs. 500 per statement cycle)
- Stay protected against unauthorised use while shopping with the EMV Chip Card technology
- Zero liability on the lost card after reporting the loss
- Get up to 50 interest-free days from date of purchase (subject to the submission of charge by the merchant). Enjoy Revolving Credit at a nominal interest rate
- First year's membership free if you spend Rs. 15,000 within the first 90 days
- Renew the membership for free by spending Rs. 75,000 in a year
Pros
- Complimentary Priority Pass Membership.
- Avail zero liability on the lost card after reporting the loss
- Get first year's membership for free by spending Rs. 15,000 within the first 90 days
Cons
- High-interest rate
- No golf privileges