Not available via the quiz
Requires an existing Axis Burgundy Private banking relationship — not available through a standard application.

Axis Bank
Private-banking exclusive — kept in the catalog for reference only.
₹50,000
Joining fee
₹50,000
Annual fee
Officially waived if Total Relationship Value (TRV) stays at/above ₹5 crore in the month before the card anniversary; the ₹1,00,000 fee applies if TRV falls below that. Paisabazaar (aggregator) lists the fee as ₹50,000, conflicting with the official page and PDF T&C (both state ₹1,00,000) — official figure is authoritative and already reflected in the annual_fee/joining_fee columns; the aggregator figure is flagged here as an unresolved discrepancy, not blended in as fact.
3.5%
Forex markup
4.5 / 5
Rating
Eligibility
No minimum income specified
No minimum CIBIL score required
Invite-only for Axis Bank Burgundy Private clients
Sources disagree: Qualifying criteria (min. ₹5 crore Total Relationship Value in a savings relationship, OR ₹10 lakh+/month net salary credit, calculated at Family ID level) is aggregator-sourced (Paisabazaar) and not confirmed verbatim on the official page fetched.
Key features
Reward details
15 EDGE Reward Points per ₹200 spent
Welcome bonus: Was 30,000 EDGE points; discontinued effective 20 April 2024 (official)
Category caps
Redemption
Transferable to 15+ airline/hotel partners via the Miles Transfer Program.
Ratio: ~5:4 (aggregator-sourced, roughly 6% effective value; not confirmed on the official page, which points to a separate rewards-program T&C document)
Caps: 15,00,000 EDGE points/year convertible to airline/hotel partner points per Customer ID (official)
Excluded from rewards: government institution payments, gold/jewellery, fuel, utilities, telecom
Real-world feedback
Not available on Paisabazaar for open-market feedback, reflecting its invite-only distribution model. No specific complaint threads were found during this research pass — flagged as 'not found' rather than assumed absent, given the small invite-only cardholder base likely limits public forum discussion.
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