Yes Bank
A premium travel card whose fee and lounge terms are confirmed via Yes Bank's own MITC, but whose live marketing page could not be reached — its per-category earn rate is genuinely unconfirmed.
reward points
Redemption capped at 2,00,000 points/month; utility-spend points capped at 750/statement cycle; a ₹100+GST reward redemption fee applies per request. No welcome-benefit points figure could be confirmed.
Domestic access is a quarterly qualification gated on ₹1,00,000 prior-quarter spend (same tier as Marquee), international via Priority Pass. Reserv is not named in the MITC's guest-access allowance clause the way Private/Private Prime/Marquee are — its guests are charged under the MITC's catch-all rule for other cards.
Not published by the issuer.
No specific eligibility criteria published by the issuer.
Verified from official issuer sources. Last verified 3 September 2026
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ICICI Bank
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.
ICICI Bank
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.
ICICI Bank
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.
