SBI Cashback credit card vs Standard Chartered Ultimate Card

• Get 5% Cashback on online spends without any merchant restriction
• Get 1% Cashback on offline spends
• The Card Cashback will be auto-credited to the SBI Card account within two working days of the next statement generation
• The reversal of Renewal Fee will occur on annual spends of Rs. 2 Lakh
• Avail 1% Fuel Surcharge Waiver across all petrol pumps in India. This is applicable on transactions between Rs. 500 and Rs. 3,000, exclusive of GST and other charges
• CASHBACK SBI Card can be used in over 24 million outlets across the globe, including 3,25,000 outlets in India
• Use the card to make payments at any outlet that accepts VISA
• Withdraw cash from over 1 million VISA across the globe
• Pay electricity, telephone, mobile and other utility bills using the Easy Bill Pay facility
• Save money while paying credit card dues
• Transfer the outstanding balance of other banks’ credit cards to CASHBACK SBI Card, to avail a lower rate of interest and pay back in EMIs

• Get up to Rs. 10,000 cashback on MakeMyTrip
• Earn 5 reward points on every Rs. 150 spent and get maximum benefit with 1 reward point equal to Re 1
• 5% cashback on duty-free spends  
• Up to 25% discount at the top 750 restaurants in India
• Access 20 premier golf courses in India and 150 worldwide
• Convert big credit card transactions (starting from Rs. 5,000) into easy EMI with "Kuch Bhi" facility at attractive rates pricing and flexible tenure options

Pros

• 5% cashback on online spends
• 1% Fuel Surcharge Waiver across all petrol pumps in India
• Great for high spending on online merchants

Cons

• No golf benefits
• No complimentary airport lounge access
• Cashback card is not eligible for instant discount during online sales

Pros

• 2% foreign currency markup* fee on overseas spends
• Access to over 1000 airport lounges across the world, with a complimentary Priority Pass membership
• Enjoy a wide range of instant payment solutions like BharatQR, Bharat bill payment solution (BBPS) and Samsung Pay

Cons

• High Annual Fee of Rs. 5,000
• No fee waiver
• No category-specific elevated rates (e.g. Higher cashback rate for grocery spending)