HDFC Bank Diners Club Privilege Credit Card by HDFC Bank

HDFC Bank Diners Club Privilege Credit Card

HDFC Bank

A dining- and lounge-forward mid-premium card with a genuinely useful voucher cadence.

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₹2,500

Joining fee

₹2,500, waived at ₹2.5L spend

Annual fee

Waived on Rs 3 lakh annual spend.

3.5%

Forex markup

4.2 / 5

Rating

Eligibility

Estimated minimum income: ₹60,000+/month

Estimated — not officially confirmed by the bank.

Estimated minimum CIBIL score: 740+

Estimated — not officially confirmed by the bank.

Age: 21–60

Salaried min Rs 35,000/month; self-employed ITR exceeding Rs 6 lakh annually. Age up to 65 for self-employed.

Lounge access

8 domestic / 4 international visits per year

Delivered as 3 lounge vouchers/quarter (2 domestic + 1 international), effective from July 2026.

Spend Condition: Rs 60,000 prior-quarter spend

Visits Per Quarter: 2

Spend Condition: same Rs 60,000 prior-quarter spend

Visits Per Quarter: 1

Key features

  • 4 pts/₹150
  • Quarterly lifestyle vouchers
  • 3 lounge vouchers/quarter (2 domestic + 1 international) from July 2026 onward
  • Weekend BOGO movies

Reward details

4 reward points per Rs 200 (~1.33% value)

  • 5X rewards (4X portion capped, 1X portion uncapped) on Dining (Zomato/Swiggy, transactions Rs 150+)4X portion capped at 2,500 points/month
  • up to 10X rewards on SmartBuy3,000 points/month on vouchers, 4,000 points/month overall

Category caps

  • Insurance/utility/telecom combined: 2,000 points/day
  • Groceries: 2,000 points/month

Redemption

Tiered by redemption channel, travel being most valuable.

Ratio: Travel bookings (flights/hotels) at 1 RP = Rs 0.56; product catalogue up to 1 RP = Rs 0.35; cashback at 1 RP = Rs 0.20

Caps: Overall statement-cycle cap of 50,000 points maximum

Real-world feedback

Sourced from user reviews and comparison sites (aggregator/user-sourced), not confirmed by the bank.

Praise

  • Dining-focused users find decent value at the relatively low Rs 1,000 fee tier. Paisabazaar

Complaints

  • Card 'lacks some high-end benefits' for its segment; travel benefits described as 'devalued' compared to alternatives like HDFC Regalia Gold; absence of any forex markup concession seen as a gap. Paisabazaar

Sources

  • Aggregatorfees, eligibility, forex, lounge, rewards, sentiment
  • Official (not independently verified)product listing (search result only)