HDFC Bank Platinum Plus Credit Card vs Kotak Privy League Signature Credit Card

• Get 2 reward points for every Rs. 150 spent
• Avail 50% more rewards for every Rs. 150 spends above Rs. 50,000 per statement cycle
• Avail up to three add-on cards for free
• With the EMV Chip technology in the card, stay protected against fraud
• Zero liability on lost card if reported immediately
• 50 days of interest-free credit
• Pay utility and phone bills with ease by registering the card for SmartPay

• Rewards program (Paid Card): For every Rs. 100 spent, earn 5X reward points for special categories and 2X on other retail spends: Shopper’s Plan- Get 5X Reward Points on select categories like apparels, grocery, consumer durable, multi-brand online and, departmental stores. Traveller’s Plan- Get 5X Reward Points on select categories like airlines, hotels, duty-free, international spends and travel agencies
• Rewards program (Free Card): For every Rs. 100 spent, earn 5X reward points for special categories and 2X on other retail spends: Shopper’s Plan- Get 5X Reward Points on select categories like apparels, jewellery, consumer durable, restaurants, departmental stores. Traveller’s Plan- Get 5X Reward Points on select categories like airlines, hotels, restaurants, international spends and travel agencies 
• Once the individual accumulates reward points, it can redeem them from a range of redemption options like air tickets, 10 000 merchandise, mobile recharge and more through easyrewardz by converting Privy League Credit Card points into easy points
• Convert any purchase above Rs.2500 to easy EMIs 

Pros

• 2 reward points for every Rs. 150 spent
• Avail 50% more rewards for every Rs. 150 spends above Rs. 50,000 per statement cycle
• Zero liability on lost card if reported immediately

Cons

• No golf benefits
• No fuel benefits
• No airport lounge access

Pros

• 4 complimentary Priority Pass visits, 16 PVR tickets and much more
• Low forex markup fees of 2% for all your international spends
• Get up to 30,000 bonus reward points on annual retail spends of Rs. 8 Lakhs

Cons

• No Golf Privileges