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SBI Card · Visa / RuPay

Last checked 31 Oct 2026
Best for
Best forA typical fit, not personalised advice.
  • May suit spenders who reach ₹50,000 in a quarter or ₹3 lakh to ₹5 lakh a year to unlock vouchers and the renewal fee.
  • Less suited to — Annual spends below ₹3 lakh, where the ₹2,999 + taxes renewal fee is not waived may wish to compare other cards.
Fees & ownership
Annual / renewal fee
₹2,999 + GST
Joining fee
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Fee waived at
Spend ₹3,00,000 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
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Important conditions
Major reward exclusions
Fuel spends are excluded from the 2 Reward Points per ₹100 earn
Travel & lifestyle
Lounge access
  • Domestic: 8 / quarter
  • International: 4 / quarter
Lounge requirementWhat has to be true before a lounge visit is free
4 international Priority Pass and 8 domestic lounge visits; max 2 visits per quarter for each
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
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Decision
Good to knowThe one condition most likely to change the maths.
Fuel spends are excluded from the 2 Reward Points per ₹100 earn

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.