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IDFC FIRST Wealth Credit Card

A lifetime-free Visa Infinite card that punches well above its zero fee — sub-2% forex, airport lounges, quarterly golf and ₹1 crore air accident cover — but the very high income bar puts it out of reach for most applicants.

Rates and fees last verified 19 July 2026.

Annual fee

₹0

Joining fee

₹0

Reward type

points

Base reward rate

0.375%

Card network

Visa

Card tier

Super-premium

Reward rates by category

  • Dining1.25%
  • Travel1.25%
  • Utilities0.125%

Eligibility

  • Minimum credit score: 750
  • Minimum monthly income: ₹3,00,000
  • Employment: salaried, self-employed
  • Age: 2165

Benefits

  • ₹500 worth of vouchers on ₹5,000 spend within 30 days of card generation
  • 5% cashback (up to ₹1,000) on the value of the first EMI transaction made within 30 days of card generation
  • Complimentary access to global and Indian airport lounges
  • Complimentary golf round/lesson every quarter (unlocked by spending over ₹20,000 in the statement cycle); Buy 1 Get 1 movie tickets; up to 15% off at 3,000+ health & wellness outlets; up to 20% dining discount across 1,500+ restaurants
  • Air accident cover of ₹1 crore, travel insurance, free trip cancellation cover up to ₹10,000, and complimentary roadside assistance worth ₹1,399
  • Visa Infinite concierge for self-booking dining, staycations, flights and activities
  • Low 1.5% forex markup, well below the typical 3.5% industry rate
  • Interest-free ATM cash withdrawal for up to 45 days

Pros

  • + Zero joining/annual fee despite Visa Infinite-tier benefits
  • + Low 1.5% forex markup for international travel
  • + Strong travel insurance and golf/lounge privileges

Cons

  • Very high income eligibility (~₹36L/year)
  • Lounge visit count and some perks require an active app/spend threshold not spelled out in rupee terms

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