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Federal Bank is aggressively issuing core credit cards, making them easier to get with decent limits. However, getting a limit enhancement (LE) is tough and takes time.

I started my journey with Federal in Nov 2021 with a Fi Account, later adding Jupiter in Jan 2022. I used Fi actively until July 2023 before switching to IDFC. After that, Fi became a secondary account. Jupiter is also active.

Seeing SnowLucifer's post, I considered applying, but my Scapia card application was rejected in early March, leaving me unsure. After discussing it with @BeingIncog, I decided to try.

Applied on March 28:
✅ Uploaded my last 3 months' bank statement
✅ Choose Visa as the preferred network (no variant selection)
✅ If pre-approved, the bank statement step is skipped

The application number was generated, but no VKYC or verification call. I assumed it would be rejected like Scapia, but to my surprise, it got approved for Federal Signet with ₹75K! 🎉. It took a maximum of 2 hours to get approved.

Timeline:
📅 28th March – Applied & Approved Same Day
📦 29th March – Dispatched
📬 2nd April – Delivered


Now, I'm seeing the Wave Rupay card offer in the Federal App.

Any suggestions on how to get the Scapia card now? Also, an interesting point—there was no CIBIL hit this time, but during Scapia, there was.

Share your journey on how you got your Federal card and if this thread helped you in getting one! 🚀

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    Anindya98 said:
    Federal Bank is aggressively issuing core credit cards, making them easier to get with decent limits. However, getting a limit enhancement (LE) is tough and takes time.

    I started my journey with Federal in Nov 2021 with a Fi Account, later adding Jupiter in Jan 2022. I used Fi actively until July 2023 before switching to IDFC. After that, Fi became a secondary account. Jupiter is also active.

    Seeing SnowLucifer's post, I considered applying, but my Scapia card application was rejected in early March, leaving me unsure. After discussing it with @BeingIncog, I decided to try.

    Applied on March 28:
    ✅ Uploaded my last 3 months' bank statement
    ✅ Choose Visa as the preferred network (no variant selection)
    ✅ If pre-approved, the bank statement step is skipped

    The application number was generated, but no VKYC or verification call. I assumed it would be rejected like Scapia, but to my surprise, it got approved for Federal Signet with ₹75K! 🎉. It took a maximum of 2 hours to get approved.

    Timeline:
    📅 28th March – Applied & Approved Same Day
    📦 29th March – Dispatched
    📬 2nd April – Delivered


    Now, I'm seeing the Wave Rupay card offer in the Federal App.

    Any suggestions on how to get the Scapia card now? Also, an interesting point—there was no CIBIL hit this time, but during Scapia, there was.

    Share your journey on how you got your Federal card and if this thread helped you in getting one! 🚀

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    My federal bank scapia rejected in March.
    I had applied core federal cc in September it was also rejected.
    I ask that time what's the reason for declining my cc application they said pin code not serviceable.
    Can anyone share how can I check my area pincode is serviceable for federal cc or not?
    Because I doubt pincode should not issue at all.
     
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    Infamous said:
    Benefits of Federal bank cards?
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    1. Signet Credit Card
    • Reward Structure:
      • 3x rewards on Electronics & Apparel purchases
      • 2x rewards on Entertainment expenses.
      • 1x rewards on all other categories.
    • Welcome Benefit: Amazon Pay e-Voucher worth ₹200 on spending ₹3,000 within the first 30 days.
    • Annual Percentage Rate (APR): Starting from 0.69% per month (8.28% per annum).
    2. Imperio Credit Card
    • Reward Structure:
      • 3x rewards on Health Care and Grocery spends.
      • 2x rewards on Utility payments (e.g., Electricity, Gas, Mobile bills).
      • 1x rewards on other expenditures.
    • Welcome Benefit: Amazon Pay e-Voucher worth ₹400 on spending ₹5,000 within the first 30 days.
    • APR: Starting from 0.69% per month (8.28% per annum).


    3. Celesta Credit Card
    • Reward Structure:
      • 3x rewards on Travel and International spends.
      • 2x rewards on Dining expenses.
      • 1x rewards on all other categories.
    • APR: Starting from 0.69% per month (8.28% per annum).


    4. RuPay Wave Credit Card
    • UPI Integration: Seamless transactions via UPI by linking the card to UPI apps.
    • Cashback Rewards: 10% cashback on the first five UPI transactions within 30 days of issuance (up to ₹200).
    • Reward Points: 1 point per ₹200 spent.
    • Milestone Bonus: 1,000 bonus points on quarterly spends of ₹50,000.


    5. Co-Branded Credit Cards
    • Federal Bank OneCard: Designed for tech-savvy users, offering a digital experience with rewards and benefits.
    • Federal Bank Scapia Credit Card: Ideal for travel enthusiasts, offering rewards on travel bookings and zero forex markup.
    • Federal Bank FI Credit Card: Offers a digital onboarding process with rewards tailored for modern banking needs.
    • Federal Bank Edge Credit Card: Tailored for online shopping, providing seamless transactions and forex benefits.




     
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    Anindya98 said:
    1. Signet Credit Card
    • Reward Structure:
      • 3x rewards on Electronics & Apparel purchases
      • 2x rewards on Entertainment expenses.
      • 1x rewards on all other categories.
    • Welcome Benefit: Amazon Pay e-Voucher worth ₹200 on spending ₹3,000 within the first 30 days.
    • Annual Percentage Rate (APR): Starting from 0.69% per month (8.28% per annum).
    2. Imperio Credit Card
    • Reward Structure:
      • 3x rewards on Health Care and Grocery spends.
      • 2x rewards on Utility payments (e.g., Electricity, Gas, Mobile bills).
      • 1x rewards on other expenditures.
    • Welcome Benefit: Amazon Pay e-Voucher worth ₹400 on spending ₹5,000 within the first 30 days.
    • APR: Starting from 0.69% per month (8.28% per annum).


    3. Celesta Credit Card
    • Reward Structure:
      • 3x rewards on Travel and International spends.
      • 2x rewards on Dining expenses.
      • 1x rewards on all other categories.
    • APR: Starting from 0.69% per month (8.28% per annum).


    4. RuPay Wave Credit Card
    • UPI Integration: Seamless transactions via UPI by linking the card to UPI apps.
    • Cashback Rewards: 10% cashback on the first five UPI transactions within 30 days of issuance (up to ₹200).
    • Reward Points: 1 point per ₹200 spent.
    • Milestone Bonus: 1,000 bonus points on quarterly spends of ₹50,000.


    5. Co-Branded Credit Cards
    • Federal Bank OneCard: Designed for tech-savvy users, offering a digital experience with rewards and benefits.
    • Federal Bank Scapia Credit Card: Ideal for travel enthusiasts, offering rewards on travel bookings and zero forex markup.
    • Federal Bank FI Credit Card: Offers a digital onboarding process with rewards tailored for modern banking needs.
    • Federal Bank Edge Credit Card: Tailored for online shopping, providing seamless transactions and forex benefits.



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    Low APR and Forex seems to be the only upside, I think better cards are there in the market right?
     
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    Had a Federal savings account and long-term banking relation with the bank. One fine evening, just applied, it asked for mobile number and pan, completed the application, and the card was instantly approved, no documents, no VKYC. Took them a month to send the physical card though! Since I had the account, could see the full card details on the app and I could start using the card straight away.
    For the people who want to know about the benefits of a Federal core card, the benefits are not in terms of regular rewards, they aren't great at all. However, they have a wide range of upfront discounts.
     
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    Ak Singh said:
    My federal bank scapia rejected in March.
    I had applied core federal cc in September it was also rejected.
    I ask that time what's the reason for declining my cc application they said pin code not serviceable.
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    Nowadays, Tier 1 & Tier 2 cities are serviceable in most of the cases.
    Ak Singh said:
    Can anyone share how can I check my area pincode is serviceable for federal cc or not?
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    No option to check.
    Ak Singh said:
    Because I doubt pincode should not issue at all.
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    Suggest opening a Federal Account and giving it a try.
     
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    Anindya98 said:
    The ultimate dream is one card from each bank! 😆 I was aiming for Scapia, but after the rejection, Federal said, "Nah, take this core card instead!" 🤷‍♂️😂
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    main thehra bhai gareeb insaan... my ultimate goal is to get business class ticket or 5 star resort stay... woh bass 1-2 travel cc se hi fulfil hojayega
     
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