YES Bank BYOC Credit Card, Rewards

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A build-your-own card on a ₹49 monthly perk fee: 8 YES Rewardz per ₹200 on most spends, one domestic lounge visit a quarter, and an optional paid plan for 10% cashback at merchants you pick.

Annual fee
₹588 + GST a year
Joining fee
None
Base rate
8 YES Rewardz per ₹200 on all other spends: 8 YES Rewardz per ₹200 (about 0.4% at cash value)
Lounges
Domestic: 1 visit a calendar quarter after ₹50,000 spend
Forex markup
3.5%
Data
From bank documents, checked 6 Nov 2026

Earns nothing on

  • No YES Rewardz on rent, wallet loads, fuel, government, cash withdrawals and EMI
  • No YES Rewardz on insurance and education
  • No YES Rewardz on railways and ferry
  • No YES Rewardz on tolls and jewellery

Where the sources disagree

  • reward points cap: The page FAQ says reward points are capped at 600 per statement cycle; the glossary and the MITC put the 600 cap on points earned on utility spends only. We use the glossary and MITC.

Terms the calculator does not value

  • The rupee values used for redemption come from YES Bank's redemption rules (₹0.25 on flights and hotels, ₹0.10 statement credit and vouchers). Merchandise and catalogue items are valued at ₹0.10 there and carry monthly caps; points expire after 3 years and each redemption request costs ₹100 + GST.
  • The subscription plan's merchant cashback is a paid feature the holder switches on (₹99 to ₹249 a month for 2 to 5 merchants, 10% up to ₹100 per merchant per statement cycle, ₹500 in all, posted a statement later); it is not an always-on rate, so it is in benefits and not in the earn rules.
  • A limited-time banner on the page offers a ₹500 Amazon voucher on spending ₹1,000 within 30 days of applying through the page; its conditions are in a separate offer document that was not read.
  • The perk fee is charged monthly; cashback is credited a statement later. Eco-friendly and metal cards pay a one-time fee that is not in the yearly fee above.

Sources

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