SBI Platinum Corporate Credit Card vs Kotak Wealth Management Infinite Credit Card

• Track and control your organisation’s expenses with Visa Intellilink spend management tool
• Get complimentary insurance cover on your SBI Corporate Card
• Travel insurance: Air accidental death
• Easily become a member of Priority Pass Program at an annual charge of Rs. 180 + taxes
• Visa Lounge Access program offered by Visa at all participating lounges at airports within India. Get complimentary access, maximum two visits per quarter

• Personalised Card Design: Kotak Wealth Management Infinite Credit Card will be designed after you, which means it’ll carry a unique handcrafted illustration of the cardholder image on the face of the card
• Higher Credit Limit: Avail minimum credit limit of Rs. 10 Lakh and an instant credit limit increase offer to support big purchases through an additional spending limit
• Access to International Events: Get access to the world’s most prestigious events with privileges like preferred seating, champagne receptions, invite to after-event party, celebrity autograph and many more
• Get to enjoy special invites to premium events in dining, entertainment, art & fashion categories

Pros

• SBI Platinum Corporate card can be replaced from anywhere in the world
• Avail emergency cash access across the world with the SBI Platinum Corporate Card.
• 1% of transactional value. 1% Surcharge Waiver, excluding taxes and other charges for transaction spends between Rs. 500 and Rs. 4000 for Platinum Cards

Cons

• Although you can easily become a member of Priority Pass Program at an annual charge of Rs. 180 + taxes, a usage fee of $27 plus taxes will be charged to the card
• No complimentary Golf/coaching sessions

Pros

• 2 complimentary round of golf in a month for the cardholder. The cardholder can also invite two friends for a complimentary round once in a quarter
• Avail 800 Reward points worth Rs 800 free every month
• 4 complimentary visits every quarter to Visa lounges only in India

Cons

• This Credit Card is a “by-invite-only”