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IDFC FIRST Bank
IDFC FIRST EA₹N Credit Card
Indian Overseas Bank
IOB ZET Credit Card
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IssuerIDFC FIRST BankIndian Overseas Bank
NetworkRuPayRuPay
Annual fee₹499 + GST per yearLifetime free
Annual fee waiverAt ₹1,00,000 annual spendingNot required
Base reward rate0.5%0%
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Reward capsTotal statement cashback: ₹500/statement cycleNo general cap recorded
RuPay credit card on UPIEligible for merchant UPI paymentsEligible for merchant UPI payments
Airport lounge accessNo complimentary airport lounge access recordedNo complimentary airport lounge access recorded
Forex markup0%2.5%
Monthly income requirementFixed-deposit backedFixed-deposit backed
Terms verified24 Sept 202624 Sept 2026
Best suited toFirst-card users who prefer IDFC FIRST Bank and want UPI plus a modest movie benefit.Credit builders who prefer an Indian Overseas Bank-backed secured RuPay card.
Main trade-offThe 1% rate requires the bank app, cashback is capped at ₹500 per statement cycle, and all cashback for a cycle is forfeited if the minimum amount due is not paid by the due date.The 2% cashback requires the paid ZET Plus programme and an eligible merchant UPI payment through ZET. The bank MITC does not promise rewards on ordinary card spending, and closure within two years costs ₹499 plus GST.
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