Travel & lounge
Air miles, airport lounges and co-branded airline cards.
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Compare and choose cards based on your spending patterns — travel rewards, shopping savings, fuel cashback, or lifetime free options.
12 families, counted from 100 live cards.
Air miles, airport lounges and co-branded airline cards.
Online marketplaces, retail partners and voucher milestones.
Accelerated earn rates and points you convert yourself.
Restaurants, food delivery, cinema and event bookings.
High-fee cards whose perks are meant to outweigh the fee.
Direct statement credit rather than points to redeem.
Backed by a fixed deposit, so approval does not need a score.
Broad everyday cards that spread perks across categories.
No joining or renewal fee, and cards that pay on UPI spends.
Surcharge waivers and accelerated earn at filling stations.
Corporate and small-business spending, with higher limits.
Issued with a brand — its loyalty programme is the reward.
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Ranked on fee, perks and rating — the same score every listing uses.
Axis Bank4.3
Federal Bank3.9
Federal Bank3.8
AU Small Finance Bank4.0
Answer five questions and we score every card against your own monthly spends.
The complete list as the catalogue records it, including the narrow and overlapping ones the families above fold together.
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Whichever category you land on, these run on the same live data.
Everything worth knowing before you choose. All of it is on this page — open only what you need.
A category is a shortcut to the cards that pay most on one kind of spending. The ones with real depth:
| Category | Cards | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Travel | 20 | Flights, hotels and foreign spending — check the forex markup first |
| Cashback | 14 | Anyone who wants money off the statement rather than points |
| Shopping | 14 | Heavy online spending on Amazon, Flipkart and delivery apps |
| Rewards | 6 | Points collectors who will use a redemption catalogue |
| Lifestyle | 4 | Dining, entertainment and subscriptions |
| Business | 3 | GST-registered spending, utilities and vendor payments |
| Premium | 3 | High spenders who use lounges and concierge |
| Fuel | 2 | Petrol and diesel, where the surcharge waiver matters more than rewards |
Pick the category your largest monthly spend falls into, then compare inside it — the gap between the best and worst card in one category is usually larger than the gap between categories.
If you are not sure which category your spending falls into, the card value calculator sorts it for you from your monthly figures.