19 cards currently open to new applicants, sourced directly from ICICI Bank's own published pages.
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A lifetime-free card that pays its best rate on Amazon. Worth holding for Amazon spend; unremarkable elsewhere, and you cannot simply apply for it.
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An entry-level card whose real value is the lounge and cinema benefits, not the rewards. The reward points earn into a goods catalogue with no published rupee value, so treat the rate as unknown rather than as cashback.
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A no-fee starter card. Earns the same catalogue points as Coral but without the lounge, cinema or milestone benefits, so the fee saving is most of what distinguishes it.
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A premium travel and lifestyle card carrying a substantial joining fee. Its value is concentrated in lounge access, welcome vouchers and golf rather than the earn rate, so it suits heavy travellers and nobody else.
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Sits between Coral and Sapphiro: more lounge and golf access than the entry cards, at roughly half Sapphiro's joining fee, on the same unpriced points programme.
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ICICI's top card, by invitation through a relationship manager only. Unlimited lounge access and golf, the lowest forex markup in the portfolio, and no late payment fee at all — but the reward rate is stated per ₹200, not per ₹100, and capped hard on everyday categories.
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A fuel card that only pays off at HPCL. The 5% on fuel is ICICI's own stated figure and is the reason to hold it; away from HPCL pumps and the HP Pay app it earns the same unpriced points as the entry cards.
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The lowest forex markup in ICICI's range at 0.99%, which makes it interesting well beyond MakeMyTrip. The rewards are myCash — MakeMyTrip wallet credit, not cash — so their value depends entirely on booking through that one platform.
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The applied-for sibling of Emeralde Private Metal, at a slightly lower fee and with meaningfully narrower benefits: lounge access covers the primary cardholder only, and the late payment fee its metal sibling waives entirely still applies here.
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ICICI's highest-fee card at ₹20,000 a year. Unusually, ICICI states its earn rate as a percentage rather than as points, and it is the only card in the range with no ATM withdrawal fee.
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A cheap card whose hook is a custom card image, but it quietly earns more on retail than Coral does — 3 points per ₹100 against Coral's 2 — for a lower fee.
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The cheapest card in ICICI's range at ₹199, with a fee waiver reachable on ₹50,000 of annual spend. A fuel card for HPCL customers who do not spend enough to justify the Super Saver.
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The cheapest way into the myCash programme at ₹500 once, then nothing. Earns half what the flagship MakeMyTrip card does, and its rewards are still only spendable on MakeMyTrip.
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An airport-services card rather than a rewards card. Its value sits in lounge upgrades, valet parking, porters and Pranaam — the earn rate cannot even be priced, because Adani publishes no value for the currency it pays in.
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The ₹750 entry to the same Adani airport-services set, at roughly half the Signature's benefit counts and less than half its earn rate. Same unpriced currency.
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An Emirates loyalty card, not a rewards card. It pays in Skywards Miles, which have no published rupee value, so its worth depends entirely on flying Emirates — and it demands ₹2.5 lakh a month of income to hold.
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Half the fee and three-quarters of the earn rate of the Emirates Emeralde, but its domestic lounge access has to be earned with ₹75,000 of spend each quarter rather than simply held.
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Free for life, for Indian Defence and Paramilitary personnel only. No income requirement at all, and lounge and golf access that would ordinarily sit behind a substantial fee.
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The entry Parakram card: free for life for Defence and Paramilitary personnel, at half the Select's earn rate and a quarter of its lounge access.
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Closed to new applications — ICICI says so on the card's own page. Kept in the dataset because existing holders still hold it and search for it, but it must never appear in a shortlist.
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Closed to new applications. The cheapest way into Skywards Miles while it lasted, at one mile per ₹100 and lounge access that had to be earned quarterly.
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Closed to new applications. A fan card whose one real edge was 10 points per ₹100 on CSK match days — around 4% at ICICI's statement rate, but only on the twenty-odd days a season when CSK play.
