International spend / 9 matches
Cards that reduce or remove the foreign-currency markup on international transactions.
Forex markup is separate from network conversion rates, GST and dynamic currency conversion.
IDFC FIRST Bank
Why it qualifies
0% foreign-currency markup
International transactions can earn 5X subject to the rewards programme.
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Federal Bank
Why it qualifies
0% foreign-currency markup
Network conversion and merchant-side conversion can still affect the final amount.
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ICICI Bank
Why it qualifies
1.49% forex markup
GST applies; card eligibility is premium and issuer-controlled.
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IndusInd Bank
Why it qualifies
1.5% discounted forex markup
GST applies to the markup.
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IndusInd Bank
Why it qualifies
1.5% forex markup in the selected preferred destination
Standard treatment can apply outside the preferred destination.
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HDFC Bank
Why it qualifies
2% foreign-currency markup
GST applies; overseas reward earn and issuer exclusions still control net value.
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HDFC Bank
Why it qualifies
2% foreign-currency markup
GST applies and Diners Club acceptance should be considered.
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HDFC Bank
Why it qualifies
2% foreign-currency markup with Global Value cashback eligibility
Enrolment, cashback and business-card terms apply.
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ICICI Bank
Why it qualifies
2% foreign-currency markup
GST applies; eligible international spends retain the card's base rewards.
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These matches use published earn rules and exclude known zero-earn categories. Merchant category codes, caps, payment routes and issuer changes still control the final reward. Each card detail page includes its current exclusion list and official source.
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