57 cards currently open to new applicants, sourced directly from SBI Card's own published pages.
SBI Card
A genuine cashback card with no merchant restriction on the 5% online rate, undercut by an exclusion list SBI itself says is incomplete — utilities, insurance, fuel, rent, wallets, education, jewellery and railways all earn nothing, 'and more'.
SBI Card
An online-shopping card whose real rate depends on where you shop: 10x points at eleven named partners, worth roughly 2.5% there, 5x elsewhere online, 1x offline.
SBI Card
An entry card whose 10x rate is worth a real 2.5% at dining, movies, grocery and department stores — the card that supplied the ₹0.25-per-point rate the rest of the SBI portfolio is priced against.
SBI Card
Genuine cashback, not points — 5% Flipkart, 7.5% Myntra, no redemption arithmetic needed. The one Flipkart-side card without ICICI's Amazon-side complication of a points programme wearing a percentage label.
SBI Card
SBI's premium tier: 1.99% forex against the portfolio's 3.5% default, real lounge access, and the same ₹0.25 point value as the ₹499 entry card — the fee difference buys benefits, not a better redemption rate.
SBI Card
The lowest-fee card in the SBI Card portfolio verified so far, at ₹250, with the same ₹0.25 point value as the flagship Elite card and a lower APR tier — though nothing on the card's own page states an occupational restriction, despite its name and its grouping in the KFS's Defence/Secured APR tier.
SBI Card
The entry point into SBI's three-tier Miles family, each priced at a different forex rate the KFS is easy to misread as one exception list — Miles takes 3%, not the 1.99% its premium siblings get.
SBI Card
The middle Miles tier: double the plain Miles card's earn rate, a 2.5% forex rate confirmed on its own page, and a cleaner lounge structure than its sibling — a flat 8 domestic and 4 international visits stated without the ambiguity the plain Miles card's own page carries.
SBI Card
The top Miles tier, at the same 1.99% forex rate as SBI Card ELITE and AURUM — verified entirely from its Terms & Conditions and the MITC rather than its own product page, which is JavaScript-rendered and could not be read as text here.
SBI Card
SBI's NeuCoins card: a clean, issuer-stated "1 NeuCoin = Re. 1" redemption rate — no derivation needed — spendable only within the Tata Neu ecosystem, at the same 1.99% forex rate as SBI Card ELITE.
SBI Card
The entry NeuCoins card below Infinity: the same clean 1 NeuCoin = ₹1 rate, a much lower ₹499 fee, no international lounge access, and — since the KFS names only "Tata Neu Infinity" in its reduced-forex list — the 3.5% default forex rate rather than Infinity's 1.99%.
SBI Card
The cheapest railway co-brand at ₹500, whose points redeem at ₹1 each toward an IRCTC ticket fare — four times the ₹0.25 standard SBI Rewardz rate — but only for ticket bookings; also carries a railway-lounge benefit this dataset's lounge fields cannot express, since they are shaped for airport lounges.
SBI Card
The higher-fee sibling of the ₹250 Shaurya SBI Card — first-year fee waived, ₹1,499 from year two — with the same unresolved occupational-restriction ambiguity: nothing on its own page states the Defence/Paramilitary restriction its name and tagline imply.
SBI Card
A health-and-fitness-angled card — Chemist, Pharmacy, Sports, Dining and Movies at 10x — whose own page states the ₹0.25 point value directly, a fourth independent confirmation of the rate the rest of this dataset had to establish from three other cards.
SBI Card
A ₹2,999 mid-premium card with real golf and lounge benefits, and — unusually for this dataset — an explicit multi-network statement on its own page (Mastercard, Visa and American Express) rather than silence on the point.
SBI Card
SBI's top Singapore Airlines co-brand, at ₹9,999 with no waiver — KrisFlyer Miles credit straight to the cardholder's own KrisFlyer account, with no statement-redemption option and no stated rupee value at all, unlike every SBI Reward Points card in this dataset.
SBI Card
The ₹2,999 entry point into SBI's Singapore Airlines co-brand — a third of APEX's earn rate, half its fraud-loss cover, and the same unpriced KrisFlyer Miles currency.
SBI Card
Named and marketed toward doctors — Professional Indemnity cover, 5x on medical supplies — but, like SBI's Shaurya-family cards, nothing on its own page actually restricts eligibility to registered medical professionals.
SBI Card
A secured card for NRIs with no live product page — verifiable only from the KFS's fee row and the MITC's forex exception list, both of which name it explicitly. Everything else about it (earn structure, eligibility, the FD requirement itself) is genuinely undocumented anywhere reachable from this environment, not merely unresearched.
SBI Card
SBI Card's invite-only flagship — ₹9,999 with the whole portfolio's only points that never expire, no per-category earn rate stated anywhere, and lounge/insurance figures that exist only in press coverage sbicard.com itself reprints rather than in its own T&C.
SBI Card
A PhonePe-app-focused card whose own page states "1 Reward Points = Re. 1" directly — a third distinct point-value pool in this portfolio, four times the standard SBI Rewardz rate, and not to be confused with IRCTC's coincidentally identical ₹1-per-point ticket-fare rate.
SBI Card
The higher tier of SBI's PhonePe co-brand — more than triple PURPLE's earn rate at every category, real lounge access, and the same ₹1-per-point rate as its sibling.
SBI Card
A secured, FD-backed entry card, free for its first four years — but its Reward Points redeem only against a gift catalogue, not a statement credit, so unlike most of this portfolio it carries no confirmed rupee point value at all.
SBI Card
The most sparsely documented card in this dataset: no live product page, no application-flow benefit content, and nothing beyond a KFS fee row and a separate PDF confirming the card's own name exists at all.
SBI Card
The FD-backed secured counterpart to SimplyCLICK SBI Card, at the same fee and the same 10x/5x/1x earn structure — the Shaurya/Defence/Secured 33% APR tier is the one thing that genuinely differs.
SBI Card
The FD-backed secured counterpart to SimplySAVE SBI Card — identical ₹150-denominator earn structure, and its own "Cash Points" FAQ independently states the same ₹0.25 rate the unsecured card was one of the three original sources for.
SBI Card
The FD-backed secured counterpart to SBI Card ELITE — verifiable only as a fee row in the KFS, since every product-page URL either 404s or silently serves the unsecured ELITE's own content, which is not this card's page.
SBI Card
The FD-backed secured counterpart to SBI Card PRIME — like ELITE Advantage, verifiable only as a fee row in the KFS; its own product URL redirects to the unsecured PRIME card's page rather than anything Advantage-specific.
SBI Card
A retired-marketing-page card, verified from its own T&C booklet rather than a live product page — the ₹0.25 point value stated in the exact same statement-debit clause shape every other directly-confirmed SBI card uses.
SBI Card
The higher tier of SBI's Aditya Birla co-brand — double the base card's rate at Aditya Birla stores and at Dining/Entertainment/Hotels, verified from a live application-flow page since the marketing page has also been retired.
SBI Card
A fuel co-brand whose own "4.25% value back" headline is a marketing bundle of a 3.25% reward rate and a separately-real 1% fuel surcharge waiver — the two are kept apart here rather than recorded as one number, the same discipline every other card's fee-vs-reward split in this dataset follows.
SBI Card
The higher BPCL tier — nearly double the base card's fuel-spend rate, real domestic lounge access, and a welcome benefit whose own math (6,000 points worth ₹1,500) independently cross-checks the same ₹0.25 rate the base card states directly.
SBI Card
SBI's IndiGo co-brand, earning BluChips redeemable only as an in-app voucher with no rupee value stated anywhere — genuinely unpriced, unlike NeuCoins on SBI's Tata co-brand, which state a direct 1:1 rate this currency does not.
SBI Card
The premium IndiGo tier — more than double the base card's BluChips rate, real lounge access, and the 1.99% forex tier the KFS names it in explicitly, even though the card's own page never states a forex figure at all.
SBI Card
An Apollo Hospitals co-brand whose only stated point value (1:1) is scoped to a single welcome benefit, not a general redemption rate — so, like Unnati, it carries no ongoing pointValue despite using the generic "Reward Points" name.
SBI Card
The higher Apollo tier — whose own "up to 25% value back" headline does not reconcile against its stated 10-points-per-₹100 earn rate under any point value confirmed elsewhere in this portfolio, so the rate is recorded as points only, not converted into an invented percentage.
SBI Card
Verified only from a 2020 stock-exchange disclosure filing — the only official document found, since the card has no live product page and doesn't even appear in SBI Card's current live product listing, making whether it's still actively issued at all genuinely uncertain.
SBI Card
A Reliance Retail co-brand whose points redeem only as Reliance Retail Vouchers, never a statement credit — genuinely unpriced, the same catalogue-only signal already seen on SBI Card Unnati and Delhi Metro.
SBI Card
The higher Reliance tier — double the base card's earn rate, real lounge access, and a monthly free-movie-ticket perk this schema has no dedicated field for.
SBI Card
A Landmark Group co-brand (Lifestyle, Home Centre, Max, Spar, Baby Shop, EasyBuy) whose welcome-benefit arithmetic — 2,000 points worth ₹500 — is a clean third-party cross-check of SBI's standard ₹0.25 rate, without ever stating the rate as a general redemption line.
SBI Card
The middle Landmark tier — 1.5x the base card's rate at Landmark stores, and a second independent welcome-benefit cross-check of the same ₹0.25 point value.
SBI Card
The top Landmark tier — 2.5x the base card's rate at Landmark stores, real lounge access, and a third independent welcome-benefit cross-check of the same ₹0.25 point value.
SBI Card
Genuine cashback, stated as direct percentages, with a "1 Reward Point = Re. 1" line explaining the underlying mechanic — modelled as cashback rather than points, the same treatment as Flipkart SBI Card.
SBI Card
The higher Paytm tier — nearly double the base card's Paytm Travel cashback rate, real lounge access, and a renewal-fee waiver its own KFS row doesn't show but its product page states directly.
SBI Card
A card whose live product page would not render during verification — its fee is confirmed from the KFS, but its reward-earn structure could not be independently confirmed against the issuer's own text, so it is recorded as unconfirmed rather than borrowed from an aggregator.
SBI Card
The higher Fabindia tier — its earn structure and milestones were confirmed in the issuer's own cached page text where the base card's could not, but network and the fuel-waiver band are left unset since only an aggregator, not the issuer, stated them.
SBI Card
An older TATA-retail co-brand, distinct from the newer Tata Neu cards — its "Empower Points" state a direct 1:1 rupee value, a different currency and rate from SBI's own ₹0.25 standard.
SBI Card
The higher TATA Card tier — triple the base card's Departmental/Grocery rate, real lounge access, and the same ₹1 Empower Point value.
SBI Card
Structurally identical to the base TATA Card — same fee, same Empower Point value, same earn structure — differentiated mainly by its own welcome benefit rather than its rewards shape.
SBI Card
The higher Croma tier — same shape as TATA Card SELECT, with real lounge access confirmed independently on SBI's own lounge-access page.
SBI Card
A Tata Star Bazaar co-brand whose own page states "1 Reward Point = Rs. 1" — the clearest example in this dataset of a card using the generic "Reward Points" name while explicitly NOT carrying SBI's standard ₹0.25 rate.
SBI Card
The higher STAR tier — same ₹1 point value as its sibling, real lounge access, and the highest welcome voucher of the three SELECT-tier TATA cards.
SBI Card
A card whose current status is genuinely ambiguous — its product page returns SBI's own branded 404, but it still appears in the live KFS fee table and no closure notice names it, unlike every other missing-page card in this dataset that turned out to be discontinued.
SBI Card
The higher Nature's Basket tier — same ambiguous status as its sibling, plus a forex figure that requires reading the KFS's exception list carefully: it names plain "Elite" (SBI Card ELITE, the flagship), not this co-brand's own ELITE tier.
SBI Card
A dual-network (Visa and RuPay) Google Pay co-brand whose own T&C states "1 Rewards point = 1 Star = 1 Re." directly — and, unusually for this portfolio, explicitly pays Stars on fuel spends rather than excluding them.
SBI Card
The mid-tier IRCTC card — up to 10% value back on IRCTC bookings, real railway lounge access this schema can only describe in prose, and a welcome-benefit ratio that hints at but doesn't confirm a general ₹1 point value.
SBI Card
The entry IRCTC tier, at the same ₹500 fee as the plain IRCTC SBI Card — but unlike that sibling, no point redemption rate is stated anywhere on this card's own page, so none is assumed from it.
SBI Card
Closed to new applicants since September 2024, per SBI's own notice — still held and usable, but its milestone and renewal-ticket benefits are themselves being wound down for anyone renewing after April 2026, which by this review's date is essentially every remaining cardholder.
SBI Card
The higher Club Vistara tier — also closed to new applicants since September 2024, per the same SBI notice that closed its sibling, with the same benefit wind-down affecting essentially every remaining cardholder.
SBI Card
SBI's Etihad co-brand — but the card's own page states it will be fully deactivated by 31 March 2026 in favour of a new Miles SBI Credit Card, a date that has already passed as of this review, so this entry documents a card that is likely no longer usable at all, not merely closed to new applicants.
SBI Card
The higher Etihad tier — subject to the same already-past 31 March 2026 deactivation notice as its sibling.
SBI Card
Discontinued to new applicants since March 2025 — its own benefits PDF is the rare SBI document that states the ₹0.25 point value directly and specifically, rather than the dataset having to derive it from three unrelated cards.
SBI Card
Discontinued to new applicants since December 2025 — its own T&C states "Monetary value of 1 Point = Re. 1", a wallet-credit mechanic distinct from every other point-value pool in this portfolio despite sharing the same ₹1 figure as PhonePe and Paytm's cards.
SBI Card
Discontinued to new applicants since October 2024, and its Air-India-specific earn rate was cut from 15 to 5 points per ₹100 five months later — this entry records the current, post-cut rate, not the higher historical one still visible in some older material.
SBI Card
The higher Air India tier — also discontinued since October 2024 and also rate-cut in March 2025, but explicitly exempted from a portfolio-wide statement-credit redemption cap that applies to every other eligible SBI card.
SBI Card
Discontinued since May 2022, and more completely than most closures in this dataset: every existing account was actively converted to a SimplySAVE, SimplyCLICK or PRIME SBI Card, per SBI's own notice.
SBI Card
The higher Central tier — discontinued and converted under the same May 2022 notice as its sibling.
SBI Card
Discontinued and converted under the same May 2022 notice as SBI's two Central Select cards.
