Kotak Mojo Platinum Credit Card

Kotak Mahindra Bank · Closed to new applicants

A closed Kotak rewards card: 2.5 Mojo points per ₹100 online and 1 per ₹100 elsewhere, 8 domestic lounge visits a year (₹75,000 of spend in the previous quarter unlocks 2 a quarter), and ₹1,000 fees that are waived at ₹1 lakh of yearly spend. Points are worth ₹0.25 on vouchers and ₹0.20 as cashback.

Annual fee
₹1,000 + GST a year
Joining fee
₹1,000 + GST
Fee waiver
Annual fee waived on ₹1,00,000 spend per card year
Base rate
1 Mojo point per ₹100 on other spends: 1 Mojo Points per ₹100 (about 0.2% at cash value)
Lounges
Domestic: 2 visits a calendar quarter after ₹75,000 spend
Forex markup
3.5%
Data
From bank documents, checked 6 Nov 2026

Main earn rates

  • 2.5 Mojo points per ₹100 on online spends: 2.5 Mojo Points per ₹100 (about 0.5% at cash value)
  • Utility and telecom bills online, up to ₹50,000 a statement: 2.5 Mojo Points per ₹100 (about 0.5% at cash value)
  • Education online, up to ₹70,000 a statement: 2.5 Mojo Points per ₹100 (about 0.5% at cash value)
  • Insurance online, up to ₹70,000 a statement: 2.5 Mojo Points per ₹100 (about 0.5% at cash value)
  • Government online, up to ₹40,000 a statement: 2.5 Mojo Points per ₹100 (about 0.5% at cash value)

Earns nothing on

  • No Mojo points on fuel, EMI and cash advances
  • No Mojo points on wallet loads, rent and online skill-based gaming (from 1 Jun 2025)

Terms the calculator does not value

  • The 10,000-point first-year quarterly milestone is entered as a welcome item that needs ₹3 lakh of spend in the first year; the real benefit pays 2,500 points for each quarter that reaches ₹75,000, so lower spenders get part of it.
  • Utility, education, insurance and government points stop past a statement cap. The documents give the cap and not the rate that applies below it; the card's normal rates (2.5 online, 1 offline) are assumed.
  • Points on education and insurance spend above the caps: the product page says "can be only earned … up to ₹70,000 per statement cycle each", and the MITC says no rewards above the threshold; both are modelled as nothing above the cap.

Sources

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