BOBCARD Tiara Credit Card VS HDFC Bank Diners Club Privilege Credit Card
Fees & Charges
Rewards & Benefits
Travel & Lifestyle
Security & Other
BOBCARD Tiara Credit Card
HDFC Bank Diners Club Privilege Credit Card
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
Pros
Key benefits and features.
The 2% Forex markup charge is lower than typical, making it competitive for international transactions.
The card offers accelerated reward points for international spends, enhancing its value.
Enjoy complimentary memberships to Swiggy One, FitPass Pro, Amazon Prime, and Gaana Plus annually.
A high reward rate of 3.75% on dining, travel, and international spends is very attractive.
Pros
Key benefits and features.
Earn 4 Reward Points per Rs. 150 spent, with accelerated 5x Reward Points on Zomato and Swiggy spends.
Frequent travelers benefit from 8 complimentary domestic and international lounge access per year.
Avail complimentary annual Swiggy One and Times Prime memberships as welcome benefits on eligible spend.
Enjoy 'Buy 1 Get 1 Free' movie/non-movie tickets on weekends via BookMyShow, enhancing entertainment value.
The card offers impressive insurance benefits, including air accident and overseas hospitalization cover.
Cons
Key drawbacks and limitations.
The BOBCARD Tiara does not offer international airport lounge access despite low Forex charges.
Domestic lounge access becomes conditional on spending ₹40,000 quarterly starting January 2025.
5X reward points on dining, travel, and international spends are capped at 5,000 points per cycle.
Cons
Key drawbacks and limitations.
The welcome benefit offers of Swiggy One and Times Prime memberships may not be desired by all cardholders.
The annual fee of Rs 1,000 + taxes is relatively higher than some competing credit card options.
A rewards redemption fee of Rs 99 + taxes is applicable for each redemption request.
A foreign currency markup of 3.5% applies to international transactions, which can be quite high.
Interest rates of 3.75% per month (45% annually) can lead to high costs if balances are carried over.

