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LIC Titanium Credit Card – Benefits, Fees & Eligibility

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Is the LIC Titanium Credit Card Right for You?

A quick look at who this card is best for, key costs, and things to consider.

The LIC Titanium Credit Card is best suited for users who prioritize Shopping, International Spends, Utilities. With a joining fee of Nil and a renewal fee of Nil, this card offers free entry for new applicants. It offers Reward Points as its primary reward mechanism, with a rewards rate of 2 Reward Points per Rs 100 on LIC premium payments and international spends; 1 Reward Point per Rs 100 on all other categories..

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Last updated: 2 May 2026

Key Card Details

Joining Fee

Nil

Renewal Fee

Nil

Reward Type

Reward Points

Foreign Currency Markup

3.5% on the conversion amount

Notable Perks

Spend-Based Waiver

Not applicable

Things to Consider

Limited redemption options restricted to the LIC Reward Catalog reduce flexibility compared to broader programs.

No lifestyle, travel, dining, or movie perks diminish appeal for users seeking comprehensive lifestyle benefits.

High interest rate of 52.86% per annum can lead to significant costs if balances are carried beyond the interest-free period.

Last updated: 2 May 2026

Benefits & Features

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Welcome Offer

No welcome bonus or joining perks are offered on this card.

Rewards Rate

2 Reward Points per Rs 100 on LIC premium payments and international spends; 1 Reward Point per Rs 100 on all other categories.

Reward Type

Reward Points

Reward Redemption

Redeem points against the LIC Reward Catalog via the LIC Credit Cards Rewards Catalogue portal/document.

Fees & Charges

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Joining Fee

Nil

Renewal Fee

Nil

Spend-Based Waiver

Not applicable

Foreign Currency Markup

3.5% on the conversion amount

Interest Rates

52.86% per annum

Fuel Surcharge Waiver

1% surcharge waiver on fuel transactions between Rs 400 and Rs 4000 at all fuel stations across India

Cash Advance Charges

2.5% on the withdrawal amount, subject to a minimum of Rs 500

Rewards Redemption Fee

Nil (however, a redemption fee of Rs 30 is charged on the LIC Titanium Credit Card as per FAQs)

Pros & Cons

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Pros

Key benefits and features of this card.

No annual or renewal fee makes it a cost-effective choice for everyday spending and budget-conscious users.

Accelerated 2x reward points on LIC premium payments and international spends maximize value for targeted transactions.

Lost card liability cover up to the credit limit provides strong protection against unauthorized usage risks.

Fuel surcharge waiver of 1% on eligible fuel transactions between Rs 400 and Rs 4000 helps reduce everyday costs.

Cons

Key drawbacks and limitations of this card.

Limited redemption options restricted to the LIC Reward Catalog reduce flexibility compared to broader programs.

No lifestyle, travel, dining, or movie perks diminish appeal for users seeking comprehensive lifestyle benefits.

High interest rate of 52.86% per annum can lead to significant costs if balances are carried beyond the interest-free period.

A redemption fee of Rs 30 applies despite listed nil fees, adding a cost to reward redemptions.

Product Details

Comprehensive information about this credit card

No annual fee or renewal fee is charged

2 Reward Points every Rs 100 spent on LIC Premium Payment and international spends; 1 Reward Point every Rs 100 on all other categories

Lost Card Liability cover up to the credit limit

1% fuel surcharge waiver on fuel transactions between Rs 400 and Rs 4000 across India

Customers can convert purchases into EMI transactions of 6, 12, and 24 months; transaction value must be above Rs 2500

Foreign currency markup is 3.5%

Interest rate is 52.86% per annum

Add-on cards: first add-on free; maximum of 3 add-on cards allowed

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Frequently Asked Questions

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