Which card pays you at ₹40,000 a month?
Keep-rated cards first, then downgrade, then cancel; inside a tier, the higher net value sits higher; a tie goes to our editorial rank. Priced at ₹40,000 a month, the the low end of this band. Under each figure, b/e is the spend a month at which that card pays for itself, at the everyday mix.
153 more pay you in rupees, not miles — the cashback board →
224 more cards, in the same order
318 cards we rank that you cannot be issued here — and why
These are priced at the same spend and carry the rank the desk gives them, but none of them takes a number on the board above: the issuer has paused it, it is withdrawn, we cannot confirm it is still issued, or it is sold to a business rather than to a person. Each row says which. A card the bank has to invite you to is not here — those are numbered above, and marked.
Carried, but not published
69 cards
You could be issued these today — some of them invitation only, and those rows say so. No issuer document we could find states the fee, the earn or both, so there is no figure — the desk prints the absence rather than a guess.
We carry 875 more cards that take no number here — the shelf above, plus every card whose fee or earn nobody published — every one of them, and why →