← All credit cards

Business

HDFC BizGrow Credit Card

A low-fee HDFC business card that earns 10X CashPoints on business spends above ₹10,000 a cycle, with a quarterly bonus.

Last checked 23 Oct 2026 · We may earn a commission

Joining fee₹500 + GST
Annual fee₹500 + GST
Fee waiverOn ₹1 lakh spend a year
Top reward10X on business spends above ₹10,000
LoungeNone listed
Forex markupCheck with HDFC Bank
Best for: Small businesses spending ₹10,000+ a month on business purchases.

Rewards and cashback

Where you spendYou earnLimit
Business spends above ₹10,000 a cycle10X CashPointsMonthly cap applies
Other eligible business spends2 CashPoints per ₹200–
  • A CashPoint is worth about ₹0.25, depending on how you redeem it.

Benefits

Welcome benefit

  • ₹250 voucher on activation within 37 days.

Milestones

  • 2,000 CashPoints each quarter you spend ₹1 lakh.

Travel and lounges

  • No lounge access listed.

Fuel and forex

  • Check HDFC Bank for forex and fuel terms.

Other perks

  • Often offered lifetime free for a limited time

Fees and charges

Joining fee₹500 + GST
Annual fee₹500 + GST, waived on ₹1 lakh yearly spend

GST at 18% applies on fees. Banks change charges from time to time; the bank’s own terms are final.

Who can apply

  • Self-employed, age 21 to 65
  • ITR above ₹6 lakh

You will usually need PAN, Aadhaar or address proof, and income proof (salary slips or ITR). A credit score of 750 or more improves your chances.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • 10X on larger business spends
  • Low fee
  • Quarterly bonus

Watch out for

  • Caps on 10X not clearly published
  • Few travel perks

Frequently asked questions

BizGrow or BizFirst?

BizGrow suits steady business spending above ₹10,000 a month; BizFirst suits EMI purchases and bills.

Ready to apply for the HDFC BizGrow Credit Card?Applying takes about 10 minutes online. Approval depends on the bank.
Apply now

Similar cards

Compare two cards side by side →

Sources: Bajaj Markets · HDFC Bank. Details checked on 23 Oct 2026. For information only, not financial advice; always read the bank’s most important terms (MITC) before applying.