Credit card without reward earning limit?

afaik sc ultimate cc 3.3%

Axis Ace

Axis Flipkart

ICICI Amazon pay card

not sure why SC ultimate as yes its 3.3% and 2% for the recent devaluations but their rewards catalogue is crap as first there is no Amazon or Flipkart and vouchers start at 8k points and no cash redemption... only SC card that makes some decent CB is their manhanttan if you are buying grocery especially offline supermarkets as you get 500 CB max for 10k spends per month with certain conditions so annually 5% CB for spending 1.2L on grocery which also reverses the card renewal fees and this CB can be redeemed against your CC bill..  

I'm sorry, what is SC? I'm not familiar with the acronym.

I do have Amazon ICICI card. I'm not sure if all the terms for that for non Amazon purchase. I only use it for Amazon purchase which is 90% of all my shopping. Can anyone share any link to t&c?

I also have yes first preferred but not using it, only for backup in case offline store don't accept diners card.

I'm expecting around 10 to 15 lakh offline purchase later this year in a month so looking for best value for a card.

SamSerious wrote:

I'm sorry, what is SC? I'm not familiar with the acronym.

I do have Amazon ICICI card. I'm not sure if all the terms for that for non Amazon purchase. I only use it for Amazon purchase which is 90% of all my shopping. Can anyone share any link to t&c?

I also have yes first preferred but not using it, only for backup in case offline store don't accept diners card.

I'm expecting around 10 to 15 lakh offline purchase later this year in a month so looking for best value for a card.

SamSerious wrote:

I'm sorry, what is SC? I'm not familiar with the acronym.

I do have Amazon ICICI card. I'm not sure if all the terms for that for non Amazon purchase. I only use it for Amazon purchase which is 90% of all my shopping. Can anyone share any link to t&c?

I also have yes first preferred but not using it, only for backup in case offline store don't accept diners card.

I'm expecting around 10 to 15 lakh offline purchase later this year in a month so looking for best value for a card.

2500 limit on DCB is on smart buy bonus points not on regular points.

For 15 lac purchase suggesting to use multiple cards so that reward can be maximise. Still if u want to use single card IDFC has unlimited rewards, DCB and infina has unlimited rewards on retail purchase.
If no issue with fees check amex platinum card also

SamSerious wrote:

I'm sorry, what is SC? I'm not familiar with the acronym.

I do have Amazon ICICI card. I'm not sure if all the terms for that for non Amazon purchase. I only use it for Amazon purchase which is 90% of all my shopping. Can anyone share any link to t&c?

I also have yes first preferred but not using it, only for backup in case offline store don't accept diners card.

I'm expecting around 10 to 15 lakh offline purchase later this year in a month so looking for best value for a card.

In which sector this 10-15 lakh offline spend mainly going to be, I mean fuel/retail shops/malls/supermarkets etc?

SamSerious wrote:

I'm sorry, what is SC? I'm not familiar with the acronym.

I do have Amazon ICICI card. I'm not sure if all the terms for that for non Amazon purchase. I only use it for Amazon purchase which is 90% of all my shopping. Can anyone share any link to t&c?

I also have yes first preferred but not using it, only for backup in case offline store don't accept diners card.

I'm expecting around 10 to 15 lakh offline purchase later this year in a month so looking for best value for a card.

10-15lacs genuine spends?

dlhntr wrote:

10-15lacs genuine spends?

may be car, booking a house or jewellery etc for marriage - once in a while possible

I prefer IDFC FW card (unlimited rewards)

dlhntr wrote:

10-15lacs genuine spends?

caks2006407 wrote:

may be car, booking a house or jewellery etc for marriage - once in a while possible

I prefer IDFC FW card (unlimited rewards)

I was going to comment idfc cc too

What about the most rewarding card for airmiles - Axis Reserve.