HSBC TravelOne Credit Card: Every Change
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July 2026
Changed31 Jul 2026
Fee-waiver clause widened, add-on spends count, anniversary year, GST reversed
Bank's notice ↗Before₹8L on the primary card, measured over the financial yearNow₹8L across primary + add-on cards, measured over the card anniversary year
February 2026
Changed19 Feb 2026
4 chauffeur airport transfers added for 2026
BeforeNoneNow4 complimentary chauffeur transfers/year (1 per quarter)
August 2025
Changed20 Aug 2025
Travel with Points accelerated rewards added
Bank's notice ↗Before4 points/₹100 on travelNowUp to 6X hotels / 4X flights via Travel with Points
January 2025
Changed22 Jan 2025
HSBC TravelOne launched in India
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