RBL Bank Edition Classic Credit Card vs Swiggy HDFC Bank Credit Card

* Get 5 Edition Cash on every Rs. 100 spent on dining or food purchases made on Zomato
* Get 5 Edition Cash on dining by spending Rs. 5,000 in a month on dining
* Get 1.5 Edition Cash on every Rs. 100 spent online or food purchases made on any platform other than Zomato
* Get 1 Edition Cash on every Rs. 100 spent everywhere else
* Avail 2000 Edition Cash on spending Rs. 2,00,000 every year

* Get 10% Cashback on Swiggy application (Food ordering, Instamart, Dineout & Genie)
* Get 5% Cashback on online spends across online MCCs
* Get 1% Cashback on other categories
* Zero lost card liability
*  Up to 50 days of interest-free period on the Swiggy HDFC Bank Credit Card from the date of purchase
* When making spends of Rs. 2,00,000 or more in a year, before the Credit Card renewal date, get the renewal fee waived off
* Swiggy HDFC Bank Credit Card is enabled for contactless payments
* You can convert large purchases on the credit card into Smart EMI

Pros
* On the Zomato app, the Edition Cash works like real money. One can use it to order food online or to pay at restaurants, using their Zomato app. 1 Edition Cash = 1 Indian Rupee
* Avail exclusive privileges of Zomato Pro with a complimentary annual membership, which is valid across India. The membership gets automatically renewed every year
* Use Zomato app to check and redeem the Edition Cash. One can also use the app to set their PIN and monitor all transactions

Cons
* No golf privileges
* No travel benefits such as airport lounge access or any flight discounts
* No airmiles

Pros

* Get 10% cashback on all Swiggy food delivery orders, including Genie and Instamart
* Up to Rs. 1,500 cashback per month across major online shopping platforms
* This credit card suits food enthusiasts because they can get a complimentary Swiggy One membership for three months which is extremely beneficial

Cons

* One can only redeem their cashback on the Swiggy app
* There's no domestic or international lounge access
* The foreign currency markup is on the higher side at 3.5%