AU Tejas Credit Card: Every Change
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July 2026
Reduced1 Jul 2026
Fuel fair-usage terms tightened, trigger halved, levy on the whole aggregate
Bank's notice ↗Before1% fair-usage charge once monthly fuel spends exceeded 50% of the credit limit or ₹50,000Now1% on the entire aggregate once a single fuel transaction exceeds ₹10,000 or monthly fuel spends exceed ₹25,000
June 2026
Reduced14 Jun 2026
New 1% fair-usage charge on transportation spends
Bank's notice ↗BeforeNo transportation fair-usage chargeNow1% on the entire aggregate once monthly transportation spends exceed 50% of the credit limit or ₹25,000, whichever is lower
May 2026
Changed4 May 2026
AU Tejas launches as part of a four-card cluster
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