Issued by Indian Bank through OneCard. Every line below is taken from the issuer's own documents; open “Exact wording in the source” under any fee to see the words it comes from.
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.”
1 reward point per ₹50 spent. Spend ₹750 or more in each of at least 3 categories in a month and your top 2 categories earn 5X, credited on the 10th of the next month. Points do not expire, but are cancelled if the card is not used for more than 365 days
Exact wording in the source
“Currently, you will get 1 Reward Point on every purchase of Rs. 50.”
“To qualify, you must make purchases across at least 3 categories in a month”
“the top 2 categories would be eligible for 5X rewards”
“minimum spend of Rs. 750 in each of the 3 categories”
“credited to your points balance on the 10th”
“Reward points do not expire and have lifetime validity”
Extra 5X points in categories such as education, insurance and (where they still earn) bills and utilities stop once total points in those categories reach 25,000. The terms give no period for this cap
Exact wording in the source
“Reward points can be earned in categories such as Education, Bills & Utilities”
“Education, Bills & Utilities, and Insurance”
“if eligible for 5X rewards, incremental rewards will only be offered subject to the total rewards under these categories not exceeding 25,000 points”
Understanding One Credit Card Benefits & Rewards Programme (OneCard blog), FPL Technologies (OneCard), Blog post dated September 22, 2021. Read 4 Nov 2026. OneCard's own marketing article, not a bank's terms, and from 2021. It is the only issuer source we found for what a point is worth, and only by example. It also says points need a minimum of 500 and can be taken as cash, which the banks' current terms do not say; we use it for the value alone.
Indian Bank One Co-Branded Credit Card MITC, OneCard / Indian Bank, W.E.F.: 27th August, 2026. Read 27 Oct 2026. Not in a field: cancelling within 6 months of activating the virtual card costs ₹3,000 for metal or ₹500 for plastic per the schedule, but a flat ₹3,000 per the body text; an add-on metal card costs ₹3,000.
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