ICICI Bank HPCL Super Saver Credit Card

  • Joining Fee: Rs. 500 (plus applicable taxes)
  • Renewal Fee: Rs. 500 (plus GST)
  • Best Suited For: Fuel | Shopping
  • Reward Type: Reward Points
  • Welcome Benefites: 2,000 bonus Reward Points on paying the membership fee within 2 months and spending at least Rs. 5,000 within the first 45 days of card issuance; Rs. 100 cashback on HP Pay app on the first fuel purchase of Rs. 1,000 or more.
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ICICI bank has launched this new exclusive co-branded credit card on 20th July, 2021 in collaboration with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL). This is an addition to the bank’s catalog of HPCL credit cards. The unique feature of the Super Saver credit card is that, unlike most other co-branded cards that earn you cashback/rewards only on one particular category of spends, the ICICI Bank HPCL Super Saver Card earns you cash back and/or reward points benefit (as Reward points) on all categories of spends. It comes with a joining or annual fee of Rs. 500 and earns you bonus reward points as well as cashback as a welcome benefit. With this co-branded card, you can always save up to 5% on your spends. Other than this, you get various other benefits, including exclusive airport lounge access, exciting discount deals on dining & movies, spend-based reversal of the renewal fee, and many more. Read on for details on this cobranded offering by the ICICI Bank.

New Features

Spend Based Waiver

Annual fee waiver (from second year of membership) on the expenditure of Rs. 1.5 lakh in the preceding year.


Interest Rates

3.4% per month (or 40.8% per annum)


Add-on Card Fee

Rs. 100

Rewards Redemption Fee

Rs. 99 (plus applicable taxes) on each redemption request


Fuel Surcharge

1% fuel surcharge waived at all fuel stations across India

Foreign Currency Markup

3.5% of the transaction amount subject to a minimum amount of Rs. 250


Cash Advance Charges

2.5% of the cash amount or a minimum fee of Rs. 300

Movie & Dining

25% discount (max Rs. 100 per transaction) on movie tickets booked on BookMyShow and Inox movies individually, dining benefits under the ICICI Bank Culinary Treats Program


Travel

Complimentary domestic airport lounge access under Visa Domestic Lounge Program


International Lounge Access

N/A

Rewards Rate

4% cashback on fuel spends at HPCL pumps, 5% cashback as RPs on departmental store spends & utility purchases, 2 Reward points per Rs. 100 spent for all other domestic and international transactions.


Golf

N/A


Insurance Benefits

N/A

Reward Redemption

The Rewards you earn can be redeemed against cashback or some other options at a conversion rate of 1 Reward Point = Rs. 0.25


Domestic Lounge Access

1 complimentary lounge access every quarter to domestic airports under Visa Domestic Lounge Program


Zero Liability Protection

Cardholder not liable for any unauthorized spends made post the time of reporting the card’s loss. However, for transactions made prior to the time of reporting, the liability lies only with the cardholder.

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