IDFC FIRST Wealth Credit Card
- Lifetime free premium card
- Zero forex markup on international spends (from September 2026)
- 10X reward points on spends above ₹20,000 a month
Axis Bank Atlas is best for travellers who transfer miles to airline partners. 5 EDGE Miles per ₹100 on travel.
Effective value back per ₹100 spent. EDGE Miles valued at ₹1 each when transferred to airline and hotel partners.
Estimated yearly value after fees and caps for typical spending patterns.
| Balanced spender ₹3,96,000/yr spend | ₹4,160 |
|---|---|
| Online shopper ₹3,90,000/yr spend | ₹4,280 |
| Frequent traveller ₹8,04,000/yr spend | ₹18,024 |
| Family & groceries ₹5,88,000/yr spend | ₹6,440 |
Domestic and international visits based on tier
Devaluation Axis Bank
Air India, Flying Blue and Qantas moved to Group A, which has a much lower annual transfer cap (30,000 EDGE Miles on Atlas).
New fee Axis Bank
Priority Pass no longer works at domestic lounges, dynamic currency conversion charges rise, the late fee on balances above ₹50,000 goes up to ₹1,300, and gift card purchases stop earning rewards.
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Devaluation Axis Bank
Four new partners added at a weaker 2:1 ratio.
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The Axis Bank Atlas credit card has a joining fee of ₹5,000 and an annual fee of ₹5,000, plus 18% GST. There is no spend-based fee waiver.
The Axis Bank Atlas card is best for: travellers who transfer miles to airline partners. Its main strengths are: 5 edge miles per ₹100 on travel; 2 edge miles per ₹100 on other spends. Its main drawback: ₹5,000 fee with no spend-based waiver.
The Axis Bank Atlas card charges a 3.5% forex markup on international transactions, plus 18% GST on the markup.
Yes: Domestic and international visits based on tier. Banks often attach spend conditions to lounge access, so check the latest terms.