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Federal Bank credit cards: 6 you can apply for

The best one for most people is Scapia (Federal Bank).

₹15,100a year after fees, at ₹75,000 a month

Scapia (Federal Bank) credit card

Scapia (Federal Bank)

₹15,100 a year, after fees

₹0 fee · Lounges in India · No forex markup · Reward rate 2%–4%

Keep

It pays back the most of the 6 Federal Bank cards open to apply that we can value.

Rank all 6 at your own spend in the card finder

Verified 8 sources

Points and where they go

Federal Bank's main points currency is Federal Bank Reward Points, worth ₹0.25 a point; it does not transfer to an airline or hotel. Its cards earn 4 kinds of points in all.

What Federal Bank cards earn
ProgrammeWorth a pointCardsPartners
Federal Bank Reward Points₹0.255none
Scapia Coins₹0.201none
Fi-Points₹0.251none
Jupiter Jewels₹0.201none

1 more card pays cash back. Values are what we think a point is worth in India.

Every Federal Bank transfer partner 1 route
Jupiter Jewels: where they transfer
Transfer toRatioOne point becomesTime
Air India Maharaja ClubJupiter Jewels is itself a programme: a move between programmes 6:1₹0.173-5 working days

Ratios read Jupiter Jewels : the partner's points. One point becomes = what it is worth once it lands, at our value for the partner.

Compare every route, including longer ones through other programmes

Recent changes

All 7 Federal Bank changes since 2021

All 12 Federal Bank cards

Fees run ₹0 to ₹2,000, and 7 of them are genuinely free for life. We cannot value 3 of them: Federal Bank publishes no earn table for those cards, so they are listed as "Not valued". Each card shows what it pays back a year after its fee at ₹75,000 a month, and our verdict: 12 keep, 0 downgrade, 0 cancel.

Open to apply 6

  1. Scapia (Federal Bank) credit card

    Scapia (Federal Bank)

    ₹15,100 a year, after fees

    ₹0 fee · Lounges in India · No forex markup · Reward rate 2%–4%

    Keep

  2. Federal Bank Celesta credit card

    Federal Bank Celesta

    ₹2,100 a year, after fees

    ₹0 fee · Lounges in India and abroad · 2% forex markup · Reward rate 0.3%–0.8%

    Keep

  3. Federal Bank Imperio

    ₹2,600 a year, after fees

    ₹0 fee · Lounges in India · Reward rate 0.2%–0.5%

    Keep

  4. Federal Bank Signet

    ₹1,100 a year, after fees

    ₹0 fee · Lounges in India · Reward rate 0.1%–0.4%

    Keep

Not confirmed on sale 1 card
Business cards 1 card
Closed or paused 4 cards
  1. MagniFi (Federal Bank)

    ₹4,500 a year, after fees

    ₹0 fee · Reward rate 0.5%–5%

    Ranked higher: its bonus category adds ₹4,900 a year

    Keep Closed

  2. Edge Federal Bank Visa Credit Card

    ₹3,600 a year, after fees

    ₹0 joining + ₹999/yr · 2% forex markup · Reward rate 0.4%–2%

    Ranked higher: its bonus category adds ₹1,700 a year

    Keep Closed

  3. AmpliFi (Federal Bank)

    Not valued fee or rewards not published

    ₹2,000 fee

    Keep Closed

  4. SimpliFi (Federal Bank)

    Not valued fee or rewards not published

    ₹0 fee

    Keep Closed

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Federal Bank in RBI's figures

Cards in force
27,36,575
2.2% of India's cards
Spent in August 2026
₹2,873 crore
57% of it online
Spend per card
₹10,497
a month, on average

Source: the Reserve Bank of India's monthly card statistics, August 2026. Every bank's figures

Sources

The Federal Bank documents that state its fees and charges, and RBI's release. Each card's page lists its own sources too.

  1. Official Credit-cards MITC — Imperio 1 Point per ₹150 spend, point valued ₹0.25, 3.5% foreign-currency markup, ₹99 redemption fee read
  2. Official Credit-cards MITC (Federal Bank, archived 31-Jul-2026) — Signet 1 Point per ₹200, point valued ₹0.25, 3.5% foreign-currency markup, ₹750 joining/annual not charged from 3-Apr-2023 read
  3. Official Federal Bank's credit-card MITC — VALUEMAX ₹499 joining and annual, ₹1.5 lakh renewal waiver, 40/16/4 points per ₹200, ₹0.25 a point, 3.5% forex, no redemption fee read
  4. Official Key Fact Sheet PDF v11 (30-04-2026) — Nil fees, 0% forex, 3.75%/mo APR, late-fee slabs, cash advance 2.5% min ₹500, rent/wallet/fuel/utility 1% fees read
  5. Official Key Fact Statement — Joining Fee Nil, Annual Membership Fee ₹999 waived at ₹1.2 lakh, forex markup 2%, card issuance and closure Nil, replacement ₹249 read
  6. Official Most Important Terms and Conditions — ₹500 a year waived at ₹1.5 lakh, up to 48 days interest-free, 45% a year on revolving credit, 3.5% forex, and the ₹100 fuel surcharge waiver read
  7. Official Product page — LTF (w.e.f. 3-Apr-2023; the ₹3,000 AMC + ₹3L-waiver rows are still present but HTML-commented out of the Fees & Charges table) read
  8. Official Reserve Bank of India: ATM, Acceptance Infrastructure and Card Statistics for the Month of August 2026 read