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Fintech credit card fees, from the fine print

Every figure on these pages comes from the card issuer's own documents, mostly the Most Important Terms and Conditions (MITC), and each one links to the exact words it was taken from. Where a document does not state something, we say so instead of filling the gap.

OneCard is listed once per issuing bank, because each bank publishes its own terms and the fees differ. Your OneCard's bank is printed on the card and shown in the app. How we check.


At a glance

CardJoining feeAnnual feeForex markupInterest on unpaid duesRent paymentsWallet loads and transfers
OneCard (Federal Bank)NilNil1%3.75% a month1%2%
OneCard (SBM Bank)NilNil1%3.75% a month2%2%
OneCard (BOBCARD)NilNil1%3.75% a month2%2%
OneCard (Indian Bank)NilNil1%3.75% a month2%2%
OneCard (CSB Bank)NilNil1%3.75% a month2%2%
OneCard (IDFC FIRST Bank)Not statedNot statedNot stated3.49% a monthNot statedNot stated
Scapia Federal Credit CardNilNil0%3.75% a month1%1%
Edge CSB Bank Credit Card (Jupiter)NilNil3.5%3.75% a month1%1%
superCard (super.money)See cardNil3.5%3.5% a monthNot statedNot stated
Edge+ CSB Bank RuPay Credit Card (Jupiter)₹999Nil3.5%3.75% a month1%1%

“See card” means the rule has slabs or conditions that do not fit in one number. Rent and wallet fees usually apply only above a threshold; the card pages give the conditions. All fees attract 18% GST.

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What changed recently

We record every dated change in these documents. Of the 20 we have so far, 18 made the card worse for cardholders. The full list is on the card changes tracker.

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For what these fees mean in practice on a OneCard, see the OneCard fees guide and the wallet transfer fee explainer.

Card Fine Print is an independent, unofficial site, not affiliated with any card issuer, bank or app. Fees change; the issuer's current documents always win over this page. This is not financial advice.

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