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Citi Commercial Cards (corporate charge card programme)

Read from the issuer's own documents on 11 Oct 2026.

Annual fee
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Fee waived at
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Interest
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Fees

Fee notesAnnual/joining, cash advance and late payment fees are set in each corporate's agreement; no public schedule. Fee changes need one month's notice.

Charges and eligibility

Late payment feeAs per corporate agreement; no interest is charged on overdues (charge card)
Cash advance feeAs per corporate agreement
EligibilityCompanies banked by Citi India's Corporate Banking or Commercial Banking units with valid KYC and adequate financial standing; sole corporate liability. Not available to individuals.
Fine-print notesCiti sold its India consumer business, including all consumer credit cards, to Axis Bank (transition effective 1 Mar 2023; cards later rebranded to Axis products such as Olympus, Horizon, Rewards, Cashback, IndianOil Premium, IKEA). Citibank N.A. India still issues commercial cards to its institutional clients; its 'Commercial Card Issuance and Conduct' policy (Oct 2025, modified 4 Sep 2026) describes charge cards with sole corporate liability, monthly billing with full payment due, closure within 7 working days. RBI's Aug 2026 provisional data shows 281,242 Citi credit cards outstanding, consistent with a corporate card book; RBI does not publish the split. No Citi card is open to individual applicants. Product names, networks, fees and forex markup are not published.