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How to increase credit limit on Standard Chartered credit card?

Aditi Khanna

Asked 5 Mar 2026

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I have been using my Standard Chartered credit card for 18 months with a clean repayment history. How can I request a credit limit increase, and what factors does the bank consider?

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Madhav Kurian·11 Apr 2026

On the annual fee — most premium cards waive it if you spend ₹1.5L to ₹3L in the previous year. Wallet loads (Paytm, Amazon Pay balance) usually DON'T count. But utilities, fuel, and grocery do. Spend pattern matters more than absolute number.

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Lovish Srivastava·4 Jun 2026

Yes the rewards sound amazing in marketing, but the redemption catalogue is full of products at inflated MRP. The statement credit redemption is almost always the best value. Skip the merchandise, skip the flight bookings, take the cash.

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Naresh Mondal·14 May 2026

Two cards from the same bank usually share credit limit, not stack it. So if bank gives you ₹2 lakh total, splitting between two cards doesn't increase your available credit. That's a common misconception people carry when applying for their second card.

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Udaykumar Bhat·4 May 2026

On credit limit increase: most banks auto-review every 6 months. If you use 30-70% of the limit and pay in full, you'll get an automatic increase. Don't call and ask for it explicitly — banks take it as a sign of credit hunger and sometimes lower the limit instead.

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