Route spending through Above cap, transactions earn base rate.
Earn 5.0× here — 5.0% back vs the base rate. Zero-effort multiplier if the card fits your habits.
Meet these thresholds and you're likely to be approved. Final call is IDFC FIRST Bank's.
We've modeled this card's value for a default urban spender. Tweak the persona to see how it shifts — or personalize with your real spends.
Base rate, accelerated categories, milestones, and what each reward point is actually worth when you redeem.
Plays grounded in this card's specific levers. Updated each time IDFC FIRST Bank tweaks the program.
Earn 5.0× here — 5.0% back vs the base rate. Zero-effort multiplier if the card fits your habits.
Crossing ₹2L in the anniversary year waives the ₹499 fee — automatic for spenders at ₹12,500+/month. Watch your pace in months 10–12.
The second tier earns 5.0× (5.0% back). Often overlooked next to the headline category but compounds if you route consistently.
Fees, transaction charges, interest rates — all inclusive of taxes where noted.
Charges below are base amounts; GST applies where applicable.
Non-reward perks — lounges, dining, golf, insurance, concierge. Worth factoring into the total value, even when hard to price.
4 domestic visits per year. Primary cardholder.
Air accident cover, lost-card liability, emergency card replacement abroad.
Joining and annual fees are both ₹499 (₹589 with GST). The renewal fee is waived on ₹1,50,000 of prior-year spend — easy to clear if fuel and groceries route to this card. A ₹500 HPCL voucher is also credited when you spend ₹50,000 within 30 days after the renewal fee posts.
Last verified 17 Sep 2026.
Last verified 17 Sep 2026. Sources: IDFC FIRST Power+ / HPCL Power fuel credit card product page (official), Savings Maximiser - FIRST Power Plus PDF (official), FIRST Power Plus Privileges PDF (official), IDFC FIRST Credit Card MITC PDF (official), FIRST Power Plus Travel & Shop T&C PDF (official), PerkPilot editorial — faq derived from card JSON levers (2026-04), idfcfirstbank.com. Next scheduled review: 17 Mar 2027.