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HDFC Bank Regalia Gold Credit Card review

Frequent flyers who want lounge access plus accelerated shopping rewards. Verified as of June 2026.

By NexMaxo Editorial Team · Terms verified June 2026 · confirm before applying

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At a glance

HDFC Bank · Visa / Mastercard

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Domestic & international airport-lounge access plus 5X points at select brands.

Annual fee
₹2,500 + GST (waived on ₹4L annual spend)
Reward rate
~1.25% base (5 RP/₹200, from May 2026); 5X at select brands
Lifetime-free
No
Network
Visa / Mastercard
Eligibility
Salaried ₹1L+/mo (21–60); self-employed ITR ≥₹18L (21–65)

Why it stands out

  • Complimentary domestic and international airport-lounge visits
  • 5X reward points at Myntra, Nykaa, Reliance Digital & M&S (cap 5,000 RP/mo)
  • ₹2,500 joining fee offset by a ₹2,500 welcome voucher

Good to know

  • It isn't lifetime-free — the annual fee (₹2,500 + GST (waived on ₹4L annual spend)) applies unless you meet the spend-based waiver.
  • Accelerated rewards are usually capped — check the monthly/quarterly caps in the reward rate above before counting on them.
  • Issuers revise card terms often, so confirm the current fees, rewards and eligibility on HDFC Bank's official page before applying.
View full terms on HDFC Bank

How it compares

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HDFC Bank Regalia Gold Credit Card — FAQs

No. The HDFC Bank Regalia Gold Credit Card carries a fee — ₹2,500 + GST (waived on ₹4L annual spend). That fee is typically refunded only if you meet a spend threshold, so it's a spend-based waiver rather than a genuine lifetime-free card.

This is an informational review, not financial advice or a recommendation to apply. Card terms change often — confirm current fees, reward rates and eligibility on HDFC Bank's official page before applying. Using credit responsibly and paying your bill in full avoids interest.