Royale Signature Credit Card
- Get up to 30,000 bonus reward points on annual spends* of ₹8 Lakhs
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Enjoy Airport Lounge Access, Gourmet Meals and much more.
We provide Airport lounge access, comfortable seats and many more additional perks.
We provide on-call solutions & complimentary check pickup facility
We offer Fuel Surcharge Waivers upto Rs.3500/- annually.
We offer Railway Surcharge Waivers upto Rs.500/- annually.
Annual Fee Waiver at Rs.1,00,000 spent with your credit card.
Please note, w.e.f. 1st June 2025, spend ₹75,000 or more in a calendar quarter to enjoy Airport Lounge access in the next calendar quarter.
Please note, w.e.f. 01st June 2025, the following changes will be applicable:
Reward points can be only earned on education and Insurance spends up to ₹70,000 each per statement cycle.
Reward points can be only earned on utility spends up to ₹50,000 per statement cycle.
Reward points can be only earned on government spends up to ₹40,000 per statement cycle.
Reward points earnings against Wallet Load, Fuel, Rent & Online skill-based gaming Spends will be discontinued.
The aforementioned revisions will be based on the Merchant Category Codes (MCCs), which are 4-digit numbers assigned to merchants or businesses by card networks such as VISA, MasterCard, and RuPay. Click here for the list of applicable MCCs.
W.e.f. 1st June 2025, 1% fuel surcharge waiver is applicable on transactions ranging between ₹500 and ₹5,000.
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