AFFIN INVIKTA Visa Infinite Credit Card
| Minimum monthly income | RM 10,000 |
| Minimum age: | |
| Cardholder | 21 |
| Supplementary Cardholder | 18 |
| Annual fee | RM 0 | Waived for the first year |
| Annual fee waiver | Yes | Waived for the first year and Subsequent years will be waived automatically with a minimum spend of RM100,000 per annum or swipe at least 12 times per annum. |
| Interest rate | 15% | 15% per annum if the Cardmember has promptly settled the minimum payment due for 12 consecutive months |
| Balance transfer rate (fixed) | 0% | one-time upfront handling fee starting as low as 2% |
| Annual fee |
RM 0 Waived for the first year |
| Annual fee waiver |
Yes Waived for the first year and Subsequent years will be waived automatically with a minimum spend of RM100,000 per annum or swipe at least 12 times per annum. |
| Interest rate |
15% 15% per annum if the Cardmember has promptly settled the minimum payment due for 12 consecutive months |
| Balance transfer rate (fixed) |
0% one-time upfront handling fee starting as low as 2% |
You will need to provide several documents such as (varies between different banks):
Salaried Employees (Malaysian):
Multinational Company/ Public Listed Companies/Subsidiaries Companies
Other Companies / Non-Multinational Company
Self Employed (Malaysian):
Commission Earner
You need to earn a minimum income of RM10,000 per month (RM120,000 annually). To apply for the principal card, you need to be at least 21 years old and you must be 18 years old and above to apply for supplementary card.
The annual fee is waived for the first year. For the subsequent year, you will need to pay RM500 for principal card and RM400 for supplementary card. You can get annual fee waiver if you spend a minimum total of RM100,000 per annum or at least swipe 12X per year.
The AFFIN INVIKTA Visa Infinite is best suited for high-net-worth individuals who travel frequently and enjoy premium lifestyle benefits like complimentary golf and 12X airport lounge access, supported by a high 5X rewards rate on overseas spending.
