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Axis Bank Burgundy Private Credit Card
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Axis Bank Burgundy Private Credit Card
Marketed as 'The One Card,' this comes free only with Axis's top private-banking relationship (₹5 crore Total Relationship Value) — an outstanding rewards and lifestyle package, but it's a byproduct of a wealth relationship, not a card you apply for on its own, and a ₹1,00,000 fee kicks in if you fall below the TRV threshold.
Rates and fees last verified 15 July 2026.
Annual fee
₹0
Joining fee
₹0
Reward type
points
Base reward rate
6%
Card network
Visa
Card tier
Super-premium
Benefits by category
- ✈️ Travel
Unlimited worldwide airport lounge access plus 12 complimentary guest visits a year
- 🏨 Hotel
Up to 50 complimentary golf rounds a year and a stack of premium hotel memberships · 15 EDGE REWARD Points per ₹200 on eligible spends, transferable at 5:4 to Axis's airline and hotel partners
- 🌍 Forex / international spend
Zero forex markup on all international transactions · 0% forex markup on international transactions
Eligibility
- Minimum credit score: 750
- Minimum monthly income: ₹10,00,000
- Employment: salaried, self-employed
- Age: 18–70
Benefits
- Unlimited worldwide airport lounge access plus 12 complimentary guest visits a year
- Up to 50 complimentary golf rounds a year and a stack of premium hotel memberships
- Dedicated airport concierge and lifestyle concierge services
- Zero forex markup on all international transactions
- 15 EDGE REWARD Points per ₹200 on eligible spends, transferable at 5:4 to Axis's airline and hotel partners
Pros
- + Unlimited worldwide lounge access with generous guest visits
- + Zero forex markup and a strong 6%-equivalent EDGE Points rate
- + Free of charge as long as the Burgundy Private relationship is maintained
Cons
- − Requires a ₹5 crore Total Relationship Value — inaccessible without significant wealth parked at Axis
- − ₹1,00,000 penalty fee if the TRV threshold isn't maintained by your anniversary month
- − Not independently appliable — it's tied entirely to the private banking relationship