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You've done your homework. The IndiGo IDFC FIRST Credit Card ticks nearly every box for a solid travel companion. But as you're about to apply, you stumble on a fork in the road: do you go for the secured version or the unsecured one? It’s not a trick question - it’s a strategic choice.
This is where your credit journey matters. Whether you're building your score with a fixed deposit-backed credit card or are ready for the next step with a traditional one, knowing the difference between a secured vs unsecured credit card helps you choose smarter and travel better.
Let’s break down how the two versions differ and, more importantly, which one fits your travel goals best.
A secured credit card, also called a fixed deposit-backed credit card , is issued against the funds in your deposit - in this case, a minimum of ₹1 lakh with IDFC FIRST Bank. The unsecured variant skips this step and is approved based on your credit score and income eligibility.
So, who qualifies for which card?
This card is ideal for individuals with low or no credit history, such as freelancers or those without income proof. You deposit the funds upfront, and this acts as collateral that decides the credit limit for your card. You don’t need to pay the joining fee if you take this route.
The unsecured IndiGo IDFC FIRST Credit Card works best if you have a steady income and a decent credit score. You don’t need to pledge any collateral; approval is purely based on your financial eligibility.
Both cards have an annual fee of ₹4,999 (plus taxes), but only the unsecured one charges a joining fee of the same amount. The application process is fairly simple and nearly identical, except that the secured variant needs an additional step of opening a fixed deposit with IDFC FIRST Bank.
Regardless of whether you choose the fixed deposit-backed credit card or its unsecured variant, both offer the same rewarding experience. With either card, you can rack up IndiGo BluChips across different spend categories. Here’s how:
Both variants also unlock milestone benefits, such as bonus vouchers for up to 25,000 IndiGo BluChips annually and travel protection features like air accident cover and flight cancellation reimbursement.
The only real difference? A welcome benefit of 5,000 IndiGo BluChips and a meal voucher with the unsecured version. While the fixed deposit-backed credit card skips this kickstart, it still gives you the same milestone rewards, renewal benefits, and travel perks going forward.
The secured IndiGo IDFC FIRST Credit Card is perfect for you if:
It’s an ideal credit card for those without income proof, helping you start your credit journey with ease.
Backing your credit card with a fixed deposit gives you natural credit control, helping you limit spending while enjoying card benefits.
This card helps you re-enter the credit ecosystem without added risk.
You also continue to earn returns on your fixed deposit while enjoying rewards, making it a smart dual-purpose tool.
The unsecured IndiGo IDFC FIRST Credit Card makes more sense if you:
With a healthy score, you qualify for approval without any collateral.
This card is designed for those comfortable meeting standard eligibility norms.
If you're eligible, you get additional IndiGo BluChips, a meal voucher, and more from day one.
In both cases, the end result remains the same: you enjoy rich travel perks every time you swipe.
No matter where you are in your credit journey, both versions of the IndiGo IDFC FIRST Credit Card are built to take you further, literally and financially. With generous rewards, travel protection, and the power of two networks , you’re getting real value either way.
Here's what sets them apart and makes every journey rewarding:
So, whether you’re a frequent flyer or a holiday planner, this card turns every expense into your next flight.
You’ve seen how both variants stack up on rewards and travel perks. Now, it's time to pick the one that fits your credit journey best - whether that’s a traditional unsecured card or a fixed deposit-backed credit card.
Here’s a quick checklist to help you figure out which version suits you best:
No matter which card you choose, you’re unlocking the same powerful travel rewards - just through the path that suits you best.
Whether you're just starting your credit journey or looking to maximise your rewards, the IndiGo IDFC FIRST Credit Card makes it easy to turn every spend into your next trip. Apply now and take the first step towards smarter, more rewarding travel.
Yes, the fixed deposit linked to your credit card continues to earn interest at the applicable rate offered by IDFC FIRST Bank, making it a dual-benefit solution for credit building and savings.
No,[AS1] [SM2] you cannot upgrade from a secured card to an unsecured one later. The fixed deposit-backed credit card is a standalone product, designed for those who prefer or require collateral-backed credit while still enjoying premium travel perks.
Missing payments on either the secured or unsecured credit card can impact your credit score and attract interest or penalties. It’s advisable to enable auto-debit or set reminders for timely repayments.
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The features, benefits and offers mentioned in the article are applicable as on the day of publication of this blog and is subject to change without notice. The contents herein are also subject to other product specific terms and conditions and any third party terms and conditions, as applicable. Please refer our website www.idfcfirstbank.com for latest updates.