CardGuruji

All Credit Cards

Browse 115 credit cards and find the perfect one for you

HDFC Infinia Metal Edition

HDFC Infinia Metal Edition

4.95000 reviews
Joining fee
₹ 12,500
Annual fee
₹ 12,500
Details
IDFC FIRST Wealth

IDFC FIRST Wealth

4.84500 reviews
Joining fee
₹0
Annual fee
Lifetime Free
Details
Amazon Pay ICICI Credit Card

Amazon Pay ICICI Credit Card

4.850000 reviews
Joining fee
₹0
Annual fee
Lifetime Free
Details
Cashback SBI Card

Cashback SBI Card

4.815000 reviews
Joining fee
₹ 999
Annual fee
₹ 999
Details
Axis Bank Atlas

Axis Bank Atlas

4.72500 reviews
Joining fee
₹ 5,000
Annual fee
₹ 5,000
Details
Axis Bank Ace

Axis Bank Ace

4.610000 reviews
Joining fee
₹ 499
Annual fee
₹ 499
Details
12345...20Next

Showing page 1 of 20 (115 total cards)

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Credit Cards in India

Everything you need to know about choosing, applying for, and managing credit cards in India.

Start by auditing where most of your money goes each month: groceries, dining and food delivery, fuel, utility bills, or flight tickets. Pick a card that offers accelerated rewards on your top two expense categories with an annual fee that is easily offset by your expected savings.

Entry-level credit cards typically require a minimum monthly in-hand salary of ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 for salaried employees, or an annual ITR of ₹3 Lakhs to ₹5 Lakhs for self-employed professionals. Students and individuals without proof of income can opt for Fixed Deposit (FD) backed secured cards.

Applying for multiple credit cards within a short time frame triggers multiple 'Hard Inquiries' on your credit report, which can temporarily reduce your score by 5 to 15 points and signal credit hunger to lenders. It is best to wait 3 to 6 months between card applications.

Yes. In fact, many financial experts recommend a multi-card strategy: one card for high cashback on online shopping and groceries, one RuPay card for daily street-side UPI payments, and one travel card for airport lounge access and low foreign currency markups.