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Riya has always been cautious with her money. She has opened a few fixed deposits (FD) over the years and enjoys seeing her savings grow steadily. No stress, no drama.
Recently, though, she’s been wondering—is there a smarter way to make the most of her FDs? She explored options such as reinvesting the interest, opening additional FDs with varying terms, and even employing the laddering method. Yet, all of these steps felt like a lot of work for not much gain.
Then she came across something interesting – a credit card against FD. Come along and learn more about it.
FDs are a go-to savings option for people who like peace of mind. Your money remains safe, and you earn a decent interest rate. But what if you could do more with your FD? Enter an FD credit card.
This is a secured credit card issued against your FD. That means –
This makes it a fantastic option for –
The FIRST EA₹N Credit Card is an FD-based credit card from IDFC FIRST Bank. It’s designed for individuals like Riya who seek added value from their fixed deposits without incurring risks.
Here’s what stood out to her –
Once you open an FD of ₹5,000 or more with IDFC FIRST Bank, you can get started. The card’s credit limit will be equal to your FD amount. Spend from it, earn cash back, and your FD stays untouched, earning interest.
The FIRST EA₹N Credit Card offers simple and clear rewards in the form of cashback. Here’s how this credit card against FD works –
Spend type |
Cashback |
1% Cashback* |
On UPI spends made via the IDFC FIRST Mobile Banking App |
0.5% Cashback* |
On UPI spends made via other third-party UPI apps, all online spends, utility, insurance, and wallet load transactions |
*You can earn a maximum of ₹500 cashback in each statement cycle |
In addition to cashback on all UPI spends, you get:
Spend type |
Reward |
Movie tickets |
25% off (up to ₹100 per month) on District by Zomato |
Dining |
20% off on your bill at 1,500+ partner restaurants |
Roadside assistance |
Free roadside assistance, worth ₹1,399 per year |
There’s also a welcome offer—100% cashback on your first UPI spend, up to ₹500. With a joining fee of ₹499 + GST, this means you get an opportunity to earn back your entire fee!
Let’s go back to Riya and the FIRST EA₹N Credit Card. Here’s what that looks like in cashback –
Category |
Amount spent |
Cashback rate |
Cashback earned |
Groceries |
₹10,000 |
1% |
₹100 |
Dining |
₹5,000 |
1% |
₹50 |
Travel and entertainment |
₹10,000 |
1% |
₹100 |
Online shopping |
₹5,000 |
1% |
₹50 |
Phone bills |
₹2,000 |
0.5% |
₹10 |
Insurance |
₹5,000 |
0.5% |
₹25 |
Total cashback earned - monthly |
- |
- |
₹335 |
Total cashback earned - annually |
|
|
₹4,020 |
*Assuming all transactions are made with the IDFC FIRST Bank Mobile Banking App
The best part about using a credit card against FD is that your FD continues to earn interest. You’re not spending that money—you’re just using it as a safety net to unlock credit.
So, let’s say Riya parks ₹10,000 in an FD with an annual interest rate of 6.75%. She still earns ₹700 in interest yearly. Add ₹2,500 worth of cashback benefits from her spending, and suddenly, her low-risk FD just got a big upgrade.
Here’s a side-by-side look at what happens when you just have an FD versus using it to get the FIRST EA₹N Credit Card –
Scenario |
With FD only |
With FD + FIRST EA₹N Credit Card |
Interest on FD *Assuming an FD of ₹50,000 |
₹50,000 @ 6.75% = ₹3,375 interest/year |
₹50,000 @ 6.75% = ₹3,375 interest/year |
Cashback |
None |
Up to ₹6,000 annually |
Rewards |
None |
- 25% off (up to ₹100/month) on District by Zomato movies - 300+ merchant offers all year long - Complimentary roadside assistance worth ₹1,399/year |
Credit history |
No impact |
Builds your credit profile |
The FIRST EA₹N Credit Card has some extra advantages, too –
This is because timely repayments are reported to credit bureaus.
There is no risk of overspending since your credit limit is tied to your FD.
This card is a great way to start using credit responsibly.
You can use this RuPay credit card via any UPI app, online or at stores.
Access exclusive offers and discounts.
If you’re ready to turn your FD into something more, here’s how to get started –
Step 1 – Click here to start your online credit card application process.
Step 2 – Open an FD of at least ₹5,000.
Step 3 – Complete your VKYC with Aadhaar and PAN.
Step 4 – Get your virtual card and start spending smartly.
It takes just a few steps, and you’ll be ready to earn cashback from everyday payments—groceries, bills, dining, fuel, and more.
Riya didn’t change her spending habits. She didn’t take on extra risk. She just used her existing FD to get a credit card against FD and turned her everyday payments into monthly savings.
You can do the same.
If you’ve got an FD, you’re already halfway there. With the FIRST EA₹N Credit Card, you can make every rupee go further—without touching your savings. Apply now and see how you can start earning today through your FD with effortless cashback.
Disclaimer – Always pay your credit card bills on time. Use credit responsibly to avoid fees and interest charges. Cashback is subject to caps and terms as per IDFC FIRST Bank policies.
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