Forex Markup on Every Card We Cover, Lowest First

The markup is the percentage a card adds when you pay in a foreign currency, or in rupees to a merchant based abroad. GST is charged on top of it.

Scapia Federal Credit Card

0% (Nil)

Exact wording in the source

“Foreign Currency Mark-up 0% (Nil)”

From Scapia Federal Credit Card Most Important Terms & Conditions (Version 11, 30.04.2026), Fees and Charges, 22.

OneCard, every issuing bank

1% of the transaction amount, also on rupee payments to merchants or payment gateways based outside India

Exact wording in the source

“Forex Markup fee 1% of the transaction amount”
“A forex markup fee will also be levied in case of an Indian Rupee (INR) transaction done at a merchant or payment gateway that is based out of India.”

From Federal Bank One Co-Branded Credit Card MITC (w.e.f 30th April, 2026), Transaction-based service charges.

Jupiter Edge, Jupiter Edge+

3.5% on every international transaction, also on rupee payments to merchants or payment gateways based outside India; 1% on dynamic currency conversion

Exact wording in the source

“3.5% on every international transaction”
“1.0% on every DCC”
“merchant or payment gateway that is based out of India.”

From Edge CSB Bank Credit Card and Edge+ CSB Bank Credit Card MITC (Updated 29 August 2026), Schedule of Fees and Charges.

superCard (super.money)

3.5% of the transaction amount

Exact wording in the source

“Forex Mark-up Fee 3.5% of transaction amount”

From superCard Most Important Terms & Conditions (Version: 21-May-2026), (A) Fees & Charges.

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Forex markup on every card, lowest first

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