Scapia & Federal Bank Launch Dual-Network RuPay-Visa Credit Card
In a significant move for fintech and credit innovation in India, travel-focused fintech platform Scapia, in collaboration with Federal Bank, has launched the Scapia Federal RuPay Credit Card, a dual-network credit card integrating Visa and RuPay. The card supports UPI, international usage, and offline and online payments, all consolidated in a single credit statement, targeting mobile-first travelers with zero forex markup, airport perks, and exclusive rewards.
On June 12, 2025, Scapia announced a first-of-its-kind credit card combining both Visa and RuPay networks in a unified offering with UPI capabilities. The card reflects India’s growing shift towards digitized, travel-ready financial services and offers a new level of convenience for users who want the flexibility of international and domestic payments with strong rewards.
The 2025 Summer Release of Scapia also includes,
| Summary/Static | Details |
| Why in the news? | Scapia & Federal Bank Launch Dual-Network RuPay-Visa Credit Card |
| Card Name | Scapia Federal RuPay Credit Card |
| Partners | Scapia (fintech) & Federal Bank |
| Networks Supported | Dual: Visa (global) + RuPay (domestic/UPI) |
| Special Features | UPI credit payments, single statement, 0% forex markup |
| Rewards | Scapia Coins redeemable on travel, dining, stays |
| Additional Perks | Domestic airport lounge access, spa/dining privileges |
| Target Users | Mobile-first travelers, international spenders |
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