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Flipkart SBI Card vs SBI Card PRIME

How Flipkart SBI Card and SBI Card PRIME compare on fees, rewards and eligibility — verified as of June 2026.

By NexMaxo Editorial Team · Terms verified June 2026

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Quick take

Neither is lifetime-free: Flipkart SBI Card costs ₹500 + GST joining; ₹500 + GST annual renewal (renewal reversed on ₹3.5 lakh annual spend) and SBI Card PRIME costs ₹2,999 + GST joining and ₹2,999 + GST annual/renewal (renewal fee waived on ₹3 lakh annual spend) — both waivable on spend, so the rewards decide it.

Flipkart SBI Card — better for regular flipkart and myntra shoppers who want straightforward auto-credited cashback on online shopping plus everyday partner-merchant spends, without managing reward points.

SBI Card PRIME — better for mid-to-high spenders who put ₹3l+/year through one card and want lounge access plus strong dining/grocery rewards and milestone vouchers.

Side by side

Flipkart SBI CardSBI CardSBI Card PRIMESBI Card
Annual fee₹500 + GST joining; ₹500 + GST annual renewal (renewal reversed on ₹3.5 lakh annual spend)₹2,999 + GST joining and ₹2,999 + GST annual/renewal (renewal fee waived on ₹3 lakh annual spend)
Reward rate7.5% cashback on Myntra; 5% on Flipkart and Cleartrip; 4% on partner merchants (Uber/Zomato/Netmeds/PVR); 1% on all other eligible spends (uncapped). Each accelerated category has its OWN separate cashback cap of ₹4,000 per quarter (not a shared cap) - i.e. Myntra up to ₹4,000/qtr, Flipkart up to ₹4,000/qtr, Cleartrip up to ₹4,000/qtr, partner merchants up to ₹4,000/qtr. Cashback auto-credited as statement credit (within ~15 days of the statement cycle), no points/redemption.10 RP/₹100 on dining, groceries, movies and departmental stores; 2 RP/₹100 on all other spends; 1 RP = ₹0.25 (accelerated points reportedly capped ~7,500 RP/month)
Lifetime-freeNoNo
NetworkVisa / MastercardVisa / Mastercard / RuPay / American Express
EligibilityAge approx 21-70 years; income approx ₹15,000/month salaried or ₹30,000/month self-employed (aggregator-sourced)Age approx 18-80 years; income criteria not officially published (aggregator-sourced, approx)
Best forRegular Flipkart and Myntra shoppers who want straightforward auto-credited cashback on online shopping plus everyday partner-merchant spends, without managing reward points.Mid-to-high spenders who put ₹3L+/year through one card and want lounge access plus strong dining/grocery rewards and milestone vouchers.

Flipkart SBI Card

  • 7.5% cashback on Myntra and 5% on Flipkart/Cleartrip - each category has its own separate cap of ₹4,000/quarter
  • 4% cashback on partner merchants - Uber, Zomato, Netmeds, PVR (own ₹4,000/quarter cap); 1% on all other spends (uncapped)
  • 1% fuel surcharge waiver on transactions of ₹500 to ₹4,000 (max ₹400/statement cycle); no lounge access
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SBI Card PRIME

  • 10 RP/₹100 on dining, groceries, movies and departmental stores; 2 RP/₹100 elsewhere (1 RP = ₹0.25)
  • 8 complimentary domestic + 4 international Priority Pass lounge visits/year (capped 2/quarter each)
  • Milestone vouchers: ₹1,000 Pizza Hut e-voucher on ₹50,000 quarterly spend + ₹7,000 Yatra/Pantaloons voucher on ₹5L annual spend
Read full SBI Card PRIME review
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Flipkart SBI Card vs SBI Card PRIME — FAQs

Neither is universally better. Flipkart SBI Card suits regular flipkart and myntra shoppers who want straightforward auto-credited cashback on online shopping plus everyday partner-merchant spends, without managing reward points. SBI Card PRIME suits mid-to-high spenders who put ₹3l+/year through one card and want lounge access plus strong dining/grocery rewards and milestone vouchers. Compare the annual fee and reward rate above against your own spending — that's what decides it.

This is an informational comparison, not financial advice. Card terms change often — confirm current fees, rewards and eligibility on each issuer's official page before applying. Pay your bill in full to avoid interest.