RBL Bank Platinum Advantage SuperCard vs IDFC FIRST Classic Credit Card

Joining Fees

₹499

₹0

Editor's Rating

3.4

3.3

Key Features

* Earn 1 Reward Point for every Rs. 100 spend on all spends
* Get a fuel surcharge waiver of up to Rs. 100 per month
* Avail 20% off on BookMyShow, 15 times in a year up to Rs. 100 in each transaction
* Contactless Transactions: Tap the card and instantly in a convenient way make payments at retail outlets
* Purchase Limit: Using the tap & pay feature, make payments of up to Rs. 5000 at a time
* Global Acceptance
* Access the cash at any ATM in India or Overseas which displays MasterCard/Visa/Cirrus/Maestro sign
* The card is equipped with a PIN-based-EMV chip
* Zero Fraud Liability: If the Card gets lost or stolen, inform the bank

  • Obtain a Gift Voucher of Rs. 500 on spending Rs. 15,000 within 90 days from card issuance
  • 5% Cashback on first EMI transaction done within 90 days from card set-up
  • 10X Reward Points on all transactions above Rs. 20,000
  • 6X Reward Points on Online Spends
  • 3X Reward Points on all Offline Spends
  • Avail 25% Discount on Movie Tickets with a Maximum of Rs. 100
  • 4 complimentary Railway lounge visits every quarter
  • Personal Accident Cover worth Rs. 2 Lakh & complimentary lost card liability cover of Rs. 25,000
  • Fuel surcharge waiver
  • 15% discount at 3,000+ Health and Wellness outlets

Editor's Review

Pros
* Annual Rewards worth Rs. 3,450+
* Offers on Movies
* Get Rewards on all spends

Cons
* No golf benefits
* No airmiles
* No airport lounge access

Pros

  • 10X Rewards on all spends done on your Birthday
  • Reward points will never expire
  • Free Road Side Assistance(RSA) worth Rs. 1,399

Cons

  • No milestone benefits
  • Airport Lounge access limited, depends on the bank’s current offers
  • Lifestyle benefits including Complimentary round of Golf is limited, depends on the bank’s current offers


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