
HDFC Bank credit cards: full list & fees.
All 14 HDFC Bank cards — joining fee, annual fee, and top reward rate — in one verified list.
14 HDFC Bank credit cards are listed in the grid below with verified joining fee, annual fee, and best reward rate for each. Annual fees range from ₹250 to ₹3,000, covering cashback entry-level cards (Pixel Go, Pixel Play, MoneyBack+, Millennia), a co-branded range across fuel, food delivery, e-commerce, retail, railways, and hotels, and two premium cards: Regalia Gold and Diners Club Privilege. For use-case picks — which card suits cashback, Tata ecosystem, food delivery, or travel — see the HDFC credit card use-case guide.












Entry-level, co-branded, or premium?
Entry-level HDFC cards (Pixel Go, Pixel Play, MoneyBack+, Millennia) pay cashback on online and utility spend. Annual fees run from ₹250 to ₹1,000, with most carrying a spend-based waiver in the ₹1 to 2 lakh range. These are the natural starting point for first-time credit card holders or those whose primary spend is online and on utility bills.
Co-branded HDFC cards reward spend concentrated on a single partner platform. Tata Neu Infinity returns the highest rate for NeuPass members shopping on Tata brands; Swiggy BLCK concentrates value on food delivery; Marriott Bonvoy converts hotel spend into points rather than cashback. The value proposition narrows to the partner, so these cards earn well on-brand and at the base rate off-brand.
Regalia Gold and Diners Club Privilege are HDFC's current premium entries in the catalogue. Regalia Gold covers domestic and international lounge access with a travel-rewards earn structure. Diners Club Privilege is dining-forward with lounge access included. HDFC's invitation-only upper tiers (Infinia, Diners Black) are not in the catalogue.