HDFC Doctor’s Superia Credit Card (Discontinued)

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Discontinued for new applicants

Verified October 2026 against the issuer’s current product page, terms and notices: HDFC Bank has stopped issuing the Doctor’s Superia Credit Card; existing cardholders keep their benefits. Since 15 May 2026 it earns 3 reward points per ₹200. The renewal fee is waived on ₹1 lakh spent in a year. Unpaid balances are charged 3.75% a month, and rupee payments to merchants abroad or registered overseas cost 1.75%. Doctors applying today need a different HDFC card.

HDFC Bank Doctor’s Superia Credit Card (Discontinued): Terms for Existing Holders

HDFC Bank · Doctors’ card · No longer issued

No longer issued
3 points per ₹200
Renewal waived at ₹1 lakh
Last reviewed: October 2026, against HDFC Bank’s 15 May 2026 notice and MITC.

Current status

HDFC Bank has stopped issuing the Doctor’s Superia card; existing cardholders keep their benefits.

Terms for existing cardholders

ItemTerms
Rewards3 reward points per ₹200 since 15 May 2026 (was per ₹150); capped at 15,000 per cycle; valid 2 years
Renewal feeWaived on ₹1 lakh spend in a year
Interest3.75% a month (45% a year); up to 50 days interest-free
Foreign merchants1.75% on rupee payments abroad or to overseas-registered merchants (from 15 May 2026)
Other fees1% on fuel above ₹15,000; ₹199 card replacement

Alternatives

Compare current HDFC options such as the HDFC Regalia Gold, or use our card finder.

FAQ

Can doctors still apply for the Doctor’s Superia card?

No. HDFC Bank has stopped issuing it.

What does it earn now?

3 reward points per ₹200 since 15 May 2026.

This card is no longer issued
This review stays up for existing cardholders. For a card you can apply for today, see our card reviews.
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Arun is a Chartered Accountant with 14 years in finance leadership. He writes and maintains every review and calculator on CreditSmart, cross-checking each figure against issuer MITC documents, RBI notifications and official rate sheets before publication. He accepts no commissions or payments from card issuers.

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