YES Private Credit Card

Yes Bank · Invite only

YES Bank's invite-only top card: 20 YES Rewardz per ₹200 on domestic and 40 on international spends, 2,00,000 points and a ₹9,000 Oberoi voucher on joining, unlimited lounge access with 12 guest visits, a 0.5% forex markup and no late fee. ₹50,000 to join, ₹10,000 a year.

Annual fee
₹10,000 + GST a year
Joining fee
₹50,000 + GST
Fee waiver
Annual fee waived on ₹25,00,000 spend per card year
Base rate
20 YES Rewardz per ₹200 on domestic spends: 20 YES Rewardz per ₹200 (about 1% at cash value)
Lounges
Domestic: unlimited visits a calendar year; International: unlimited visits a calendar year
Forex markup
0.5%
Data
From bank documents, checked 6 Nov 2026

Main earn rates

  • 40 YES Rewardz per ₹200 on international spends: 40 YES Rewardz per ₹200 (about 2% at cash value)

Earns nothing on

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

Where the sources disagree

  • insurance spends: The brochure says insurance, education, railways and toll earn no points but also that insurance points are capped at 80,000 a year; we enter insurance as excluded.

Terms the calculator does not value

  • Value of a point: the page says 'up to 25 paise'; the redemption rules give ₹0.25 on flights and hotels and ₹0.10 as statement credit. Merchandise and catalogue items, points + pay and Air Maharaja miles are not valued.
  • Concierge, insurance, hotel, cruise and private-jet privileges are listed in the usage guides without values and are not entered.
  • The MITC's table of reward points capping on utilities lists Yes Private with no capping, so utilities earn at the domestic rate without a cap; no separate utilities rule is entered.

Sources

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