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Tamilnad Mercantile Bank

Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Platinum Credit Card

Checked against Tamilnad Mercantile Bank's 1 document for this card on 03 Nov 2026
COFFER Safety Stars4 of 5See the five checks
Interest
1 of 1
Foreign spends
0 of 1
Spend fees
None1 of 1
Clarity
The bank's documents answer 12 of 13 cost questions1 of 1
Fine print
No gaps found1 of 1

Rated 09 Nov 2026 after reading every document the bank publishes for this card. Not a recommendation. How we rate

Open to new applications · Earns points

First-year fee

₹0

Annual fee

₹0

Read from 1 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank document, last checked 8 Nov 2026.

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No annual fee: one of 130 cards that state none, out of the 448 open cards whose annual fee we have read.

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Fees
  • Joining feeAnnual feeAdd-on card fee

    ₹0

Also included
  • Add-on card eligibility

    Add-on cards free for spouse & children above 18 years.

Charges
  • Forex markup

    Up to 3.5%

  • Cash advance fee

    3% of amount (Min ₹30 per ₹1,000 or part) at TMB ATM; 3% + additional bank charges (if any) at other ATMs.

  • Cash advance interest

    2% per month (24% p.a.)

  • Cash withdrawal limit

    25% of sanctioned credit limit.

  • Interest on unpaid balance

    2% per month (24% p.a.) on cash withdrawal.

  • Interest-free period

    Up to 45 days

  • Payment return or dishonour fee

    ₹150 + GST

  • Statement or duplicate statement fee

    ₹100 + GST (for statements older than 2 months)

  • Fee for paying the bill by cheque

    ₹100 + GST + bank charges

Eligibility
  • Eligibility

    Individuals holding a Term Deposit of ₹50,000 or more with TMB for a minimum tenure of 3 years

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How we know - 1 document from Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, checked 8 Nov 2026

1 document from Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, checked 8 Nov 2026.

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