21 cards currently open to new applicants, sourced directly from IndusInd Bank's own published pages.
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A CRED co-brand stating its own point value directly (1 point = ₹1) at 5% on e-commerce/CRED-app spend and 1% elsewhere — its own "Apply Now" button was observed routing to an unrelated card, so its true application flow is unconfirmed.
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Earns a flat number of Reward Points per qualifying transaction (≥₹500), tiered by transaction count rather than spend amount — 4/8/10 points per transaction as the count rises — at a precisely stated ₹0.35/point, with a free 3-month Zomato Gold membership on activation.
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IndusInd's first dedicated fuel co-brand — earns genuinely unpriced "Smiles" at 12 per ₹100 on Jio-bp fuel/lubes/EV-charging/cafe spend, redeemable only at Jio-bp outlets, but its own fuel surcharge waiver terms could not be found anywhere despite being a fuel-focused card.
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The publicly-marketed name for what the issuer's own fee schedule formally calls "EazyDiner IndusInd Bank Signature" — a paid dining co-brand at ₹0.10/point, sitting in the portfolio's lowest 1% DCC tier and offering 12 months of EazyDiner Prime membership worth ₹3,550 on activation.
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The lifetime-free EazyDiner tier — earning at ₹0.20/point, half its Signature sibling's rate but with UPI enabled via the RuPay variant — sitting in the standard 2% DCC tier despite EazyDiner Signature's discounted 1%.
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Explicitly restricted to government sector employees in the card's own title and Cardholder's Agreement cover — the only currently-active card in this portfolio with that restriction, now that a previously-anticipated "Platinum Aura Edge for Government Sector" variant is confirmed discontinued.
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A UPI-enabled RuPay card earning 2 points per ₹100 on UPI spend and 1 point per ₹100 otherwise — its confirmed ₹0.60/point rate applies only to non-cash redemption, with no cash-redemption floor stated, so no structured point value is recorded.
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A lifetime-free Visa card earning a flat 1.5 points per ₹150, with both cash (₹0.40) and non-cash (₹0.60) redemption values stated directly — the only card in this batch confirming both figures.
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Earns double points on weekends (2/₹100) versus weekdays (1/₹100), and carries a genuinely discounted 1.8% forex markup — but its once-complimentary lounge access was explicitly discontinued effective 7 March 2025, replaced by a pay-per-visit Priority Pass.
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Lets the cardholder pick one of four reward plans (Shop, Home, Travel, or Party) at issuance, each with its own category accelerator on top of a uniform 0.5-point/₹100 base rate — the currently-active, general-population version of this name, distinct from a since-discontinued government-sector variant.
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A distinctive card with physical LED payment-mode buttons (EMI at 12% interest / Reward Points / Credit) at point of sale — network is genuinely unstated anywhere, and its once-marketed lounge access is now a pay-per-visit Priority Pass, not complimentary.
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A dual co-brand with Avios Group and Qatar Airways — cardholders choose British Airways Executive Club or Qatar Airways Privilege Club — earning genuinely unpriced Avios at up to 6 per ₹200, with cash advance charges and the reward redemption fee both explicitly waived.
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A Bajaj Capital Group co-brand (with Tiger Fintech) whose earn rate accelerates with cumulative ANNUAL spend rather than category — up to 6x the base 1-point-per-₹100 rate once ₹5 lakh/year is crossed — at a directly stated ₹0.40/point.
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The one card in this batch with explicitly published income eligibility (₹10 lakh salaried / ₹12 lakh self-employed annual) — states its own ₹0.75/point cash-redemption value directly, earning up to 2.5 points per ₹100 on e-commerce.
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A super-premium card with literally unlimited domestic and international lounge access, a genuine 0% forex markup, and late payment/over-limit/cash advance charges all waived — but no explicit invite-only statement was found on its own page, unlike its Pioneer Private sibling.
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Earns double points on weekends (2/₹100) versus weekdays (1/₹100), the same weekday/weekend split as the mainstream Legend card, but at a ₹50,000 joining fee with 2 international lounge visits per quarter — no ₹-per-point value is disclosed for this card specifically.
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Explicitly invite-only, stated directly and repeatedly: "offered exclusively for Pioneer Private clients of IndusInd bank." The most complete fee exemption in this dataset (late payment, over-limit, AND cash advance all waived) at the lowest APR found anywhere in this portfolio, with unlimited domestic and international lounge access.
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Unusually generous lounge access — 4 international AND 4 domestic visits per quarter (16/year each) — with forex markup explicitly waived to 0%, but the portfolio MITC genuinely conflicts with itself on this card's own APR (46.00% p.a. in the fee table vs. 42.00% p.a. stated separately elsewhere in the same document).
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An American Express-network card with literally unlimited domestic lounge access (extending to add-on cardholders too) — states its own point value directly at ₹0.75/point, and its annual fee has a genuine charge-then-reverse structure rather than an upfront waiver.
IndusInd Bank
Marketed with genuine exclusivity language ("Not everyone can be a part of this") but NOT phrased as invite-only, with a standard application flow available — earning 2.5 points per ₹100 on international spend at a directly stated ₹0.75/point.
IndusInd Bank
Not invite-only, despite its reputation — the card's own page publishes explicit income eligibility (₹36 lakh salaried / ₹42 lakh self-employed) and a normal application path, states the richest point value in this portfolio (₹1/point), and carries the lowest APR of any currently-active card besides Pioneer Private.
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Discontinued for new applications, confirmed directly on the issuer's own page: "we have discontinued this product for new sourcing." Earned double points on weekends versus weekdays, redeeming at ₹0.75 (non-cash) or ₹0.50 (cash) per point.
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Discontinued for new applications, with an identical disclaimer to Iconia Visa — but earns a genuinely richer rate (2 points/₹100 weekend, 1.5/₹100 weekday vs Visa's 1 and 0.75), and its own page explicitly states it is not offered on the Mastercard network.
