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Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard vs HDFC Diners Club Black Metal vs ICICI Platinum Chip

Honest side-by-side comparison of Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard, HDFC Diners Club Black Metal, ICICI Platinum Chip — annual fees, reward rates, income eligibility, and estimated net annual value on the same spend profile.

At a glance (moderate spend)

Quick verdict: On moderate spend, Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard ranks first for estimated net annual value — ahead of ICICI Platinum Chip by about ₹322/yr.

Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard vs HDFC Diners Club Black Metal vs ICICI Platinum Chip comparison table
FeatureBajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard

DBS Bank

HDFC Diners Club Black Metal

HDFC Bank

ICICI Platinum Chip

ICICI Bank

Fees & eligibility
Annual fee₹999₹10,000Lifetime free
Fee waiver thresholdWaived at ₹2,00,000/yr spendNo waiver publishedLifetime free
Min income₹25,000/mo₹1,50,000/mo₹18,000/mo
Secured / FD-backedStandardStandardStandard
Rewards
Net annual value (moderate)₹180/yr-₹6,300/yr-₹142/yr
Online shopping2 pts per ₹150 spend → ₹33/mo (₹400/yr)
Travel5 pts per ₹150 spend → ₹83/mo (₹1,000/yr)
Top reward rate2X reward points10X points1 RP/₹150
Primary reward capNo monthly cap publishedNo monthly cap publishedNo monthly cap published
Perks & restrictions
Lounge accessNoneUnlimited domestic + international · No minimum spend — show physical card at lounge (DreamFolks / Diners network)None
UPI rewardsNot supported (Visa/MC)Not supported (Visa/MC)Not supported (Visa/MC)
Key exclusionsEMI · Fuel · RentEMI · Fuel · Rent · WalletEMI · Fuel
Bonuses
Signup bonus

Frequently asked questions

Which card has the lower annual fee?
ICICI Platinum Chip has a ₹0 annual fee (lifetime free or zero-fee tier).
Which card earns more on moderate spend?
Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard leads with an estimated ₹180/yr net annual value on moderate spend.
Which card has the lower income requirement?
ICICI Platinum Chip lists a minimum monthly income of ₹18,000.
Does this comparison pull my credit score?
No. CardHungry estimates net value from public fee and reward rules only — no bureau check.

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Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard

DBS Bank

HDFC Diners Club Black Metal

HDFC Bank

ICICI Platinum Chip

ICICI Bank

Your adjusted comparison

Feature
DBS BankGold

Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard

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Quick facts

Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard

Top reward2X reward points
Annual fee₹999
Min income₹25,000/mo

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Bajaj Finserv DBS Bank SuperCard

DBS Bank

HDFC BankMetal

HDFC Diners Club Black Metal

•••• •••• •••• 4242

Quick facts

HDFC Diners Club Black Metal

Top reward10X points
Annual fee₹10,000
Min income₹1,50,000/mo

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HDFC Diners Club Black Metal

HDFC Bank

ICICI BankClassic

ICICI Platinum Chip

•••• •••• •••• 4242

Quick facts

ICICI Platinum Chip

Top reward1 RP/₹150
Annual feeLifetime Free
Min income₹18,000/mo

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ICICI Platinum Chip

ICICI Bank

Fees & eligibility
Annual fee₹999₹10,000Lifetime free
Fee waiver thresholdWaived at ₹2,00,000/yr spendNo waiver publishedLifetime free
Min income₹25,000/mo₹1,50,000/mo₹18,000/mo
Secured / FD-backedStandardStandardStandard
Rewards
Net annual value (moderate)₹180/yr-₹6,300/yr-₹142/yr
Online shopping2 pts per ₹150 spend → ₹33/mo (₹400/yr)
Travel5 pts per ₹150 spend → ₹83/mo (₹1,000/yr)
Top reward rate2X reward points10X points1 RP/₹150
Primary reward capNo monthly cap publishedNo monthly cap publishedNo monthly cap published
Perks & restrictions
Lounge accessNoneUnlimited domestic + international · No minimum spend — show physical card at lounge (DreamFolks / Diners network)None
UPI rewardsNot supported (Visa/MC)Not supported (Visa/MC)Not supported (Visa/MC)
Key exclusionsEMI · Fuel · RentEMI · Fuel · Rent · WalletEMI · Fuel
Bonuses
Signup bonus

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