The companies announced the launch of the Swiggy BLCK HDFC Bank Credit Card and the Swiggy Ornge HDFC Bank Credit Card, expanding their existing co-branded card portfolio first introduced in 2023.
According to the companies, the new variants are designed to target different spending segments while offering rewards across categories such as food delivery, quick commerce, online shopping and travel bookings.
The companies said the broader rewards ecosystem associated with the cards could offer cardholders savings of up to ₹48,000 annually, depending on spending patterns.
Rewards and partner offers
Both new and existing cardholders will have access to discounts and cashback on partner platforms, including travel and beauty services.
Offers include discounts and cashback on hotel and flight bookings through Cleartrip and shopping on Nykaa. The benefits include:
- Up to 19% discount plus 5% cashback on hotel bookings through Cleartrip
- 6% discount plus 5% cashback on flight bookings through Cleartrip
- 5% discount plus 5% cashback across Nykaa apps
The companies said the cards also extend cashback benefits to a range of online platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra.
Card features
The Swiggy BLCK HDFC Bank Credit Card is positioned for higher lifestyle spending. It offers:
- 10% cashback on Swiggy transactions
- Up to 5% cashback on select entertainment, travel and e-commerce platforms
- 1% cashback on other eligible transactions
- A three-month Swiggy One BLCK membership
The Swiggy Ornge HDFC Bank Credit Card, which targets frequent everyday spenders, provides:
- 5% cashback on Swiggy
- Cashback across select everyday categories including travel and ride-hailing services
- 1% cashback on other transactions
- A 12-month Swiggy One membership
Rollout and availability
The companies said the new credit cards will be introduced in a phased rollout. Customers can apply through the Swiggy mobile app or via HDFC Bank’s digital platforms, subject to eligibility and internal credit approval by the bank.
Swiggy and HDFC Bank said the expanded co-branded portfolio is intended to cater to a broader set of consumers seeking rewards on routine spending across food delivery, commerce and travel.
