IDFC HPCL First Power Plus Credit Card VS IndianOil HDFC Bank Credit Card
Fees & Charges
Rewards & Benefits
Travel & Lifestyle
Security & Other
IDFC HPCL First Power Plus Credit Card
IndianOil HDFC Bank Credit Card
Who is it for?
Who is it for?
Pros
Key benefits and features.
Enjoy up to 6.5% savings on fuel, 5% on groceries, and FASTag recharges.
Receive welcome benefits worth ₹2500, including a fuel voucher and EMI cashback.
Benefit from complimentary domestic lounge access and roadside assistance services.
Reward points never expire, providing flexibility and long-term value for users.
Annual fee is easily waived on achieving a reasonable spend of ₹1,50,000 annually.
Pros
Key benefits and features.
RuPay network enables seamless linkage to UPI applications for mobile payments.
Offers a high reward rate for fuel redemption through IXRP, valuing 1 FP at ₹0.96.
Provides potential for both joining and renewal fee waivers based on annual spending.
Opportunity to earn up to 50 litres of free fuel annually with continued usage.
Cons
Key drawbacks and limitations.
A redemption fee of ₹99 + GST is charged for every reward point redemption request.
The card does not offer a fuel surcharge waiver, despite its focus on fuel spends.
A high foreign currency markup of 3.5% makes international transactions expensive.
Domestic lounge access requires a minimum monthly spend of ₹20,000 to be eligible.
No international lounge access or golf privileges are provided with this credit card.
Cons
Key drawbacks and limitations.
Initial cap on accelerated fuel rewards at IndianOil outlets limits benefits for high spenders.
Reward accrual on groceries and bill payments is capped at 100 Fuel Points per month.
Lower redemption value (1 FP = ₹0.20) for cashback or catalogue products.

