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Best credit card for Amazon India in 2026 (₹50K+ annual spend)

Which credit card pays the most on Amazon India: the Amazon Pay ICICI card against SBI SimplyClick, SBI Cashback, HDFC Millennia and Flipkart Axis, with yearly returns computed from our catalog at three spend levels.

Saurav NandaUpdated 25 Oct 20262 min read
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Short answer: for most people who shop on Amazon India, the Amazon Pay ICICI card is the best card for Amazon. It has no annual fee and pays its top rate on Amazon for Prime members with no cap, so the return grows in a straight line with your spend. Other online cards can match the rate on Amazon, but caps, fees or point values usually leave them behind.

The cards compared

Fees and eligibility from our catalog. Rows we have not yet checked against the issuer say so.

Credit cards for Amazon India
CardAnnual feeFee waived atForex markupStated min incomeNetworkChecked
Amazon Pay ICICI
ICICI Bank
None-3.5%₹3,00,000 / yrvisanot yet verified
SBI Cashback
SBI Card
₹999₹2,00,000 / yr3.5%₹3,60,000 / yrmastercardnot yet verified
SBI SimplyClick
SBI Card
₹499₹1,00,000 / yr3.5%₹3,00,000 / yrmastercardnot yet verified
HDFC Millennia
HDFC Bank
₹1,000₹1,00,000 / yr3.5%₹4,20,000 / yrmastercardnot yet verified
Flipkart Axis Bank
Axis Bank
₹500₹3,50,000 / yr3.5%₹3,60,000 / yrmastercardnot yet verified

What each card returns on Amazon

Computed from catalog earn rates on online shopping, with caps applied and the fee counted unless your spend clears the waiver. Shown at ₹1,00,000 a year of Amazon spend.

Amazon Pay ICICIon ₹8,334 a month of spend
SpendSwipeRatePer year
Online shoppingAmazon Pay ICICI5%₹5,000
Rewards a year₹5,000
Annual fees paid₹0
Net a year₹5,000

Computed from catalog earn rates with caps applied; fees exclude GST; welcome bonuses and perks are not counted. Not yet issuer-verified: Amazon Pay ICICI.

SBI Cashbackon ₹8,334 a month of spend
SpendSwipeRatePer year
Online shoppingSBI Cashback5%₹5,000
Rewards a year₹5,000
Annual fees paid₹999
Net a year₹4,001

Computed from catalog earn rates with caps applied; fees exclude GST; welcome bonuses and perks are not counted. Not yet issuer-verified: SBI Cashback.

SBI SimplyClickon ₹8,334 a month of spend
SpendSwipeRatePer year
Online shoppingSBI SimplyClick2.5%₹2,500
Rewards a year₹2,500
Annual fees paid(SBI SimplyClick waived on this spend)₹0
Net a year₹2,500

Computed from catalog earn rates with caps applied; fees exclude GST; welcome bonuses and perks are not counted. Not yet issuer-verified: SBI SimplyClick.

Flipkart Axison ₹8,334 a month of spend
SpendSwipeRatePer year
Online shoppingFlipkart Axis Bank5%₹5,000
Rewards a year₹5,000
Annual fees paid₹500
Net a year₹4,500

Computed from catalog earn rates with caps applied; fees exclude GST; welcome bonuses and perks are not counted. Not yet issuer-verified: Flipkart Axis Bank.

A few things the tables do not show:

  • Amazon Pay ICICI pays its top Amazon rate to Prime members and a lower rate without Prime. Cashback arrives as Amazon Pay balance, which you can spend on Amazon and Amazon Pay merchants.
  • SBI Cashback pays its online rate across most online merchants, not just Amazon, but the cashback is capped each month. Heavy online spenders hit the cap.
  • SBI SimplyClick earns 10X reward points on a short list of partner sites, Amazon included. At ₹0.25 a point that is about 2.5%, plus spend milestones that pay travel vouchers.
  • HDFC Millennia pays 5% on ten partner brands including Amazon, but the cashback is capped and the cap is shared across all ten. We have not yet confirmed the cap period against HDFC's terms, so we do not compute it here.
  • Flipkart Axis is built for Flipkart. On Amazon it earns its general rate.

How spend level changes the answer

At ₹50,000 a year, a no-fee card wins almost by default, because any annual fee is a large share of the reward. At ₹2,00,000 a year, caps start to matter more than headline rates: a capped card stops earning its bonus rate partway through the year, while an uncapped card keeps going.

Amazon Pay ICICI at ₹2,00,000 a yearon ₹16,667 a month of spend
SpendSwipeRatePer year
Online shoppingAmazon Pay ICICI5%₹10,000
Rewards a year₹10,000
Annual fees paid₹0
Net a year₹10,000

Computed from catalog earn rates with caps applied; fees exclude GST; welcome bonuses and perks are not counted. Not yet issuer-verified: Amazon Pay ICICI.

SBI Cashback at ₹2,00,000 a yearon ₹16,667 a month of spend
SpendSwipeRatePer year
Online shoppingSBI Cashback5%₹10,000
Rewards a year₹10,000
Annual fees paid(SBI Cashback waived on this spend)₹0
Net a year₹10,000

Computed from catalog earn rates with caps applied; fees exclude GST; welcome bonuses and perks are not counted. Not yet issuer-verified: SBI Cashback.

Pair it, do not replace your main card

The Amazon card is a specialist. Keep your main card for everything else and use the Amazon card only where it leads. Because it has no annual fee, holding it as a second card costs nothing. Our stacking guide shows how to check whether a second card actually adds value.

Before you apply

  • Check the current reward terms on ICICI's page, especially the Prime and non-Prime rates.
  • Confirm you meet the stated income. See income requirements.
  • Large festive-sale purchases often come with instant bank discounts that change the best card for that one purchase. Compare the sale offer with your card's normal rate.
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Written by Saurav Nanda · last updated 25 Oct 2026

Card figures on CardPolo come from our catalog, each with an issuer source and a verified date where we have checked it. Spot something out of date? Tell us at [email protected].

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