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IDFC FIRST Bank credit cards

We cover 5 IDFC FIRST Bank cards, 3 with no annual fee. Annual fees range from ₹0 to ₹499.

At a glance

All IDFC FIRST Bank cards, ranked

Ranked by estimated net yearly value for a metro salaried profile (₹60,000 a month across typical categories; assumptions on the methodology page). Your spending mix will change the order; the calculator uses your own numbers.

CardAnnual feeNet a yearHeadline rateStatusData
IDFC FIRST Power+ Credit Card (HPCL fuel)₹499₹7,4400.5% base, up to 2.5% on groceries/bills & utilities, 5% at partners, cappedopenPartly verified
IDFC FIRST Power Credit Card (HPCL fuel)₹199₹6,1810.33% base, up to 2.5% on groceries/bills & utilities, 3.5% at partners, cappedopenPartly verified
IDFC FIRST Millennia Credit Card₹0₹3,4950.38% base, up to 1.25% on international (foreign currency)openOfficial docs
IDFC FIRST Select Credit Card₹0₹3,4950.38% base, up to 1.25% on international (foreign currency)openOfficial docs
IDFC FIRST Wealth Credit Card₹0₹3,4950.38% base, up to 1.25% on international (foreign currency)openOfficial docs

Which IDFC FIRST Bank card suits whom

IDFC FIRST Power+ Credit Card (HPCL fuel) (₹499 a year)

The higher-tier IDFC FIRST fuel card (₹499 joining and annual, reversed at ₹1.5 lakh): 30 times the base rate at HPCL pumps, about 5%, capped at 2,400 points (₹600) a cycle, reached at roughly ₹12,000 of HPCL fuel. Eligibility as stated: Not stated on fetched official page.

IDFC FIRST Power Credit Card (HPCL fuel) (₹199 a year)

A fuel card with a ₹199 fee for HPCL users: 21 times the base rate (about 3.5%) at HPCL pumps, capped at 700 points (₹175) a statement cycle, which is reached at about ₹5,000 of fuel. Eligibility as stated: Aggregator: min income about ₹3 lakh per year (unverified).

IDFC FIRST Millennia Credit Card (₹0 a year)

A lifetime-free card with an income requirement of ₹3 lakh a year. Eligibility as stated: Annual income ₹3 lakh or more (official)

IDFC FIRST Select Credit Card (₹0 a year)

The mid-tier IDFC FIRST card, lifetime free with an income requirement of ₹12 lakh a year. Eligibility as stated: Annual income ₹12 lakh or more (official)

IDFC FIRST Wealth Credit Card (₹0 a year)

Lifetime free, with 5 points per ₹100 on dining, travel and international spends and 1.5 per ₹100 elsewhere. Eligibility as stated: Annual income ₹36 lakh or more (official)

What these cards share, and where they differ

Millennia, Select and Wealth are the same card on rewards: 5 points per ₹100 on dining, travel and international spends, 1.5 per ₹100 elsewhere and 0.5 on utilities, at ₹0.25 a point, which is why they show the same net value. What separates them is who can apply and the perks. IDFC states annual income of ₹3 lakh, ₹12 lakh and ₹36 lakh respectively. Millennia has no airport lounge (railway lounge visits only), Select adds one domestic lounge visit a quarter, and Wealth adds an international visit, a golf round a quarter and larger travel insurance. Our Select vs Wealth comparison sets this out.

The two fuel cards are narrower: Power+ (₹499 a year, reversed at ₹1.5 lakh of spend) earns about 5% at HPCL pumps up to 2,400 points (₹600) a cycle and gives one domestic lounge visit a quarter, while Power (₹199) earns about 3.5% up to 700 points (₹175) a cycle. Both are marked partly verified because their eligibility rests on an aggregator and some per-cycle caps are not stated by the bank.

Terms shared across the range, from IDFC FIRST's MITC (a 2025 file): a late payment fee of 15% of the amount due (minimum ₹100, maximum ₹1,300), finance charges of up to 3.99% a month, a ₹99 fee per points redemption, a 1% fee on rent (minimum ₹249), on utility spends above ₹20,000 a cycle and on fuel above ₹30,000 a cycle. See late fees and interest compared and fees on rent, wallet, utility and fuel spends.

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