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IDFC FIRST Millennia Credit Card review

A no-fee everyday rewards card with points that never expire. Verified as of June 2026.

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

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At a glance

IDFC FIRST Bank · Visa / RuPay · Lifetime-free

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Up to 10X reward points, points that never expire — and no annual fee, ever.

Annual fee
Nil — lifetime-free
Reward rate
3X ≤₹20k/mo; 10X >₹20k/mo & birthday (1 pt = ₹0.25); never expire
Lifetime-free
Yes
Network
Visa / RuPay
Eligibility
Approx 21–65 yrs; ≈₹25,000+/mo (aggregator-sourced)

Why it stands out

  • Lifetime-free — ₹0 joining and ₹0 annual fee, no spend conditions
  • 3X points up to ₹20k/mo spend, 10X above ₹20k/mo and on birthdays (1 pt = ₹0.25)
  • Reward points never expire

Good to know

  • It's genuinely lifetime-free — no joining or annual fee, so there's no minimum spend just to avoid a fee.
  • 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 IDFC FIRST Bank's official page before applying.
View full terms on IDFC FIRST Bank

How it compares

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IDFC FIRST Millennia Credit Card — FAQs

Yes. The IDFC FIRST Millennia Credit Card has no joining fee and no annual fee for the life of the card, so you never pay just to hold it. Always confirm on IDFC FIRST Bank's page, as issuers occasionally add fees.

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 IDFC FIRST Bank's official page before applying. Using credit responsibly and paying your bill in full avoids interest.