Axis Bank Primus Credit Card: Every Change
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August 2026
Reduced28 Aug 2026
Priority Pass stops working at Indian domestic lounges
Bank's notice ↗BeforePriority Pass accepted at eligible Indian domestic loungesNowCredit card + boarding pass only; Priority Pass domestic-invalid in India
December 2024
Changed20 Dec 2024
Finance charge held at 1.00%/month, not swept into the portfolio standardization
Before1.00%/month (12.68% p.a.)Now1.00%/month, unchanged, against a far higher portfolio standard
August 2024
Changed12 Aug 2024
Axis Bank and Visa unveil Primus, India's ultra-luxury invite-only metal card
Bank's notice ↗Reduced1 Aug 2024
Fees more than doubled for cards issued after 31 July 2024
Bank's notice ↗Before₹1,80,000 joining + ₹1,80,000 annual (both + GST)Now₹5,00,000 joining + ₹3,00,000 annual (both + GST)
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