HDFC Bank CSC Small Business MoneyBack Credit Card
HDFC Bank · Closed to new applicants
HDFC's card for CSC (Common Service Centre) operators: 4 reward points per ₹200 online and 2 per ₹200 on other spends (it was per ₹150 until 15 May 2026), 5% cashback on business essentials (telecom, electricity, government, railway, hotels, dining, taxi) up to ₹250 a statement, and 1,000 bonus points on ₹90,000 a year, for ₹250 a year waived at ₹25,000. Closed to new applicants.
- Annual fee
- ₹250 + GST a year
- Joining fee
- ₹250 + GST
- Fee waiver
- Annual fee waived on ₹25,000 spend per card year
- Base rate
- 2 points per ₹200 on all other spends: 2 Reward Points per ₹200 (about 0.15% at cash value)
- Lounges
- None on record
- Forex markup
- 3.5%
- Data
- From bank documents, checked 24 Oct 2026
Main earn rates
- SmartBuy at IGP, Jockey and PharmEasy, 10% CashBack: 10% in SmartBuy CashBack on top of the base rate (about 10% at cash value)
- 5% cashback on telecom, electricity, government/tax, railway, hotels, dining and taxi, up to ₹250 a statement: 5% in Business Savings cashback (about 5% at cash value)
- SmartBuy flights and hotels, 5% CashBack on top of the base: 5% in SmartBuy CashBack on top of the base rate (about 5% at cash value)
- SmartBuy at Myntra, Nykaa, redBus, Zoomcar, Apple (Imagine Tresor) and MakeMyTrip holiday packages, 5% CashBack: 5% in SmartBuy CashBack on top of the base rate (about 5% at cash value)
- SmartBuy instant brand vouchers, 5% CashBack: 5% in SmartBuy CashBack on top of the base rate (about 5% at cash value)
Earns nothing on
- No base points on fuel, wallet loads or EasyEMI
- No points on rent or education payments (from 1 January 2023)
- No points on online skill-based gaming (from 1 July 2025)
Where the sources disagree
- points basis: The product page's benefits section says "On every ₹200 Spent - 4 Reward Points on online spends | 2 Reward Points on all other spends", and HDFC's 15 May 2026 mailer moved this card to multiples of ₹200; the page's FAQ and redemption notes still describe ₹150. The ₹200 basis is used from 15 May 2026 and the ₹150 basis is kept for earlier spends.
- reward point value and redemption minimum: The page FAQ says 100 reward points = ₹20 and a minimum redemption amount of ₹2,500; the redemption form gives "Upto Re. 0.20" with a minimum of 1,665 points (₹250), and MITC v4.15 gives 15 paise a point for Business Money Back from 1 November 2025 and a ₹250 minimum for CSC Business Moneyback. ₹0.15 and ₹250 are used.
Terms the calculator does not value
- The card is closed to new applicants; the calculator values it as if issued today. HDFC gives no closing date.
- The 5% Business Savings cashback needs at least ₹10,000 of spend in the month; the calculator assumes it is met (see the rule's requires).
- From 1 February 2026 points can be redeemed at most five times a calendar month (page FAQ). The FAQ's Zomato Gold welcome benefit ("valid for new customers from Sep 1, 2019", on ₹75,000 in 3 months) is not valued.
- "5X Reward Points on Fuel (maximum 1000 points in a month)" is not modelled: the page does not say what 5X is measured against, and the MITC says reward points are not accrued on fuel for many cards.
- The page caps UPI spends on a RuPay variant at 500 points a month and insurance spends at 2,000 points per transaction; neither is modelled (no network is stated).
Sources
- CSC Small Business MoneyBack Credit Card product page (Product page, the bank's own, read 20 Oct 2026)
- CSC Small Business MoneyBack Credit Card fees and charges (Schedule of charges, the bank's own, read 20 Oct 2026)
- HDFC Bank credit cards Most Important Terms and Conditions (Key Fact Statement), version 4.15, updated 17 October 2026 (Most important terms (MITC), the bank's own, read 20 Oct 2026)
- Updates on your credit card rewards, fees and charges, effective 15 May 2026 (generic mailer linked from the product page) (Bank notice, the bank's own, read 20 Oct 2026)
- HDFC Bank rewards redemption form (cashback conversion ratios and minimums by card; PDF created 24 September 2026) (Reward terms, the bank's own, read 20 Oct 2026)