Issued by Federal Bank through Scapia. 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.
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5% of purchases and cash withdrawals plus interest (minimum ₹100), plus 100% of EMIs, taxes, charges and fees. The body text says 5% of the total amount due instead, and its worked example uses that
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“Minimum Amount Due (MAD) is calculated as 5% of Total Amount Due”
Per Scapia's article of May 26, 2026: Visa card "10% Scapia Coins" on eligible spends. RuPay card "5%" on eligible transactions of ₹500 or more (the same article calls them UPI transactions in another place). Travel booked in the Scapia app: up to "20%". 5 Coins = ₹1, with no minimum redemption and no cap on how many you hold, and coins can pay for up to 100% of a booking in the app. Scapia does not say what "10%", "5%" or "20%" means in coins, so none of them is a rupee return
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“May 26, 2026”
“Visa card: 10% Scapia Coins on eligible spends”
“On your RuPay card, you earn 5% Scapia Coins on eligible transactions of ₹500 or more.”
“RuPay card: 5% Scapia Coins on eligible UPI transactions of ₹500 or more”
“that goes up to 20%”
“20% Scapia Coins when you use the Scapia app”
“Scapia Coins have a fixed value: 5 Coins = ₹1. No fluctuating rates, no minimum redemption thresholds, no cap on how many you can accumulate.”
“you can cover up to 100% of a booking with Coins alone”
No rewards on transactions under ₹20 (under ₹500 on the RuPay card), payments of the Scapia Federal card's own bill, late fees and other card charges, ATM cash withdrawals, e-wallet loads, EMIs, fuel, rent, education fees, government and business payments, crypto, gift cards, insurance or utility bills. Also excluded: "forex transactions", which the page does not define, so it does not say whether card spends abroad earn rewards despite the card's zero forex markup
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“You earn rewards for all transactions except:”
“Transaction value is less than ₹20”
“Transaction value is less than ₹500 on RuPay card”
“Scapia Federal credit card bill payments”
“Late fee or any other credit card charge”
“ATM cash withdrawal”
“Loading e-wallets”
“EMIs”
“Fuel transactions and surcharge”
“Rent payments”
“Forex transactions”
“Education and school fees”
“Government and business payments”
“Crypto transactions”
“Gift cards”
“Insurance payments”
“Utility bills like water, electricity, gas, internet, etc.”
Scapia's 26 May 2026 article lists: transactions under ₹20 on the Visa card and under ₹500 on the RuPay card, Scapia card bill payments, late fees and other card charges, ATM withdrawals, e-wallet loads, education fees, insurance premiums, EMIs, fuel, rent, forex transactions, crypto, gift cards, and utility and telecom bills above ₹20,000 a month
Sources disagree. Scapia's own pages disagree on utility bills: its homepage excludes them outright, while its 26 May 2026 article excludes only utility and telecom bills above ₹20,000 a month, without saying whether that is per bill or a monthly total. The homepage does not mention telecom. The article also drops government and business payments, and says "Fuel" where the homepage says "Fuel transactions and surcharge".
Exact wording in the source
“May 26, 2026”
“Transaction value less than ₹20 on the Visa card and less than ₹500 on RuPay Card”
Scapia: rewards and ineligible transactions (scapia.cards), Scapia, Web page, read in a browser 28 Oct 2026. Read 28 Oct 2026. Scapia's marketing website, not the card's terms: we found no published rewards terms. The site refuses automated downloads, so the repo keeps a copy of the rewards section's rendered text only (an excerpt, not the whole page). The 10% headline rate is drawn as an image; the copy transcribes it in square brackets.
The Scapia Federal Credit Card: Everything You Need to Know (Scapia blog), Scapia, Article dated May 26, 2026. Read 28 Oct 2026. Scapia's own article, not the card's terms. The site refuses automated downloads, so the repo keeps a copy of its rewards section (an excerpt). Its exclusions list differs from the homepage's; see the conflict on the exclusions.
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