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GFF 2026 in Mumbai was mostly about agentic AI and UPI rails. This article covers credit cards: RuPay's international expansion, IDFC FIRST's zero-forex move, Mastercard World Select and every card launched.
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Amazon Pay and Kotak Mahindra Bank announced a credit card for small business owners at GFF 2026. Nil joining fee, 5% cashback on Amazon Business. But the cap isn't on your spend; it's on your credit limit.
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A settled loan drags your CIBIL score down for years, not weeks. Go through this exact recovery process – dispute the report, rebuild with a secured card, and follow the timeline.
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Axis Bank and Scapia launched their co-branded travel card on 3 September 2026. Zero fee, zero forex, up to 20% rewards – and a two-card-slot catch.
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IDFC FIRST Bank cut forex markup to zero on every credit card from 9 September 2026, announced at GFF 2026. The trade-off: most cards stop earning points on foreign spends from 26 October. Here's the maths.
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iPhone 18 Pro starts at ₹1,64,900. Here's the real cost of buying it on your credit card – EMI math, the GST catch, and one clear call.
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CIBIL score is a 3-digit number from TransUnion CIBIL that tells lenders how you've handled credit. Here's what it means, where it comes from, and what builds it.
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No overnight fix exists, but here's what actually moves your CIBIL score fast: the 90-day playbook, the myths wasting your time, and a realistic timeline.
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A soft pull never touches your CIBIL score. A hard pull costs 5-10 points and stays for 24 months. Here's how to tell them apart before you apply.