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Compare up to three credit cards side by side. Explore fees, rewards and benefits to find the right card for you.
See how annual fees, rewards and benefits differ, so you can choose a credit card that suits your spending and needs.
Comparison dimension
See how annual fees, rewards and benefits differ, so you can choose a credit card that suits your spending and needs.
Best for
Best forA typical fit, not personalised advice.
- May suit salaried applicants with net monthly income above ₹20,000 or self-employed applicants with ITR above ₹6 lakh.
- Less suited to — Those unlikely to spend ₹50,000 a year for the renewal waiver may wish to compare other cards.
Fees & ownership
Annual / renewal fee
₹500 + GST
Joining fee
₹500 + GST
Fee waived at
Spend ₹50,000 a year
Rewards & value
Base rewards
reward points
Accelerated rewards
Earning terms not yet recorded from the issuer’s own documents
Effective valueNeeds an annual spend to mean anything — the card value calculator asks for one.
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Reward point valueThe rupee value per point recorded for the card’s reward programme.
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Reward cap
No points on rent payments, online skill-based gaming, government-related transactions, wallet loading or education payments via third-party apps. Fair usage cap 15,000 points per statement cycle.
Important conditions
Major reward exclusions
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Travel & lifestyle
Lounge access
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Lounge requirementWhat has to be true before a lounge visit is free
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Forex markup
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Everyday benefits
Fuel benefit
Offered — cap not stated
RuPay / UPI support
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Eligibility
Minimum income
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Other costs
Finance chargeWhat an unpaid balance costs
3.75% per month
Decision
Good to knowThe one condition most likely to change the maths.
No points on rent payments, online skill-based gaming, government-related transactions, wallet loading or education payments via third-party apps. Fair usage cap 15,000 points per statement cycle.
Missing values were not published by the issuer; PaisaKhoj does not estimate them. A highlighted figure marks the lower or higher of two directly comparable amounts on that row alone — it is not a recommendation, and no card here is named an overall winner.