Yatra SBI Card

SBI Card · Closed to new applicants

Closed Yatra.com co-brand card: ₹499 fee (waived at ₹1 lakh a year), 6 points per ₹100 on departmental stores, groceries, dining, movies and entertainment and 6 on international spend (each up to 5,000 points a month), 1 point elsewhere, points worth ₹0.25 and spent only on Yatra.com vouchers. SBI Card stopped issuing it on 28 Mar 2025 and withdrew its welcome vouchers and Yatra travel discounts on 1 May 2025.

Annual fee
₹499 + GST a year
Joining fee
₹499 + GST
Fee waiver
Annual fee waived on ₹1,00,000 spend per card year
Base rate
1 point per ₹100 on all other retail spends: 1 SBI Card Reward Points per ₹100 (about 0.25% at cash value)
Lounges
None on record
Forex markup
3.5%
Data
From bank documents, checked 6 Nov 2026

Main earn rates

  • 6 points per ₹100 on departmental stores, groceries, dining, movies and entertainment: 6 SBI Card Reward Points per ₹100 (about 1.5% at cash value)
  • 6 points per ₹100 on international spends: 6 SBI Card Reward Points per ₹100 (about 1.5% at cash value)

Earns nothing on

  • No points at petrol pumps and service stations (MCCs 5172, 5541, 5542, 5983)
  • No points on wallet loads (MCCs 6540, 6541)
  • No points on rent (MCC 6513)
  • No points on government-related transactions (MCCs 9399, 9311)
  • No points on balance transfers, cash advances and financial charges

Where the sources disagree

  • Welcome gift and travel benefits: The T&C booklet (dated Apr 2024) and the page's feature blocks still describe the Yatra.com welcome vouchers worth ₹8,250 and the TRAVEL promo code discounts, while the page's own notes say both were discontinued from 1 May 2025. The notes are the later statement; neither benefit is entered as in force.

Terms the calculator does not value

  • Points can be spent only on Yatra.com discount vouchers (₹0.25 a point, in multiples of 1,000), so the calculator's cash-like value overstates what a holder who does not book on Yatra.com can use.

Sources

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