YES Prosperity Business Card vs IDFC FIRST Select Credit Card

Joining Fees

₹2,499

₹0

Editor's Rating

2.5

2.75

Key Features

  • 4 Reward Points per Rs. 100 spent on Travel Agencies & Tour Operators, Domestic Airlines and Dining, 2 Reward Points per Rs. 100 spent on all other categories, and 500 Reward Points on each YES PayNow registration
  • Complimentary Priority Pass membership that provides 3 complimentary International lounge access for Primary Cardmembers in a calendar year
  • MasterCard Lounge Program: 2 complimentary access per calendar quarter to MasterCard affiliated lounges across Indian airports
  • Enjoy one complimentary Golf lesson every calendar month
  • Fuel surcharge waived in all fuel stations in India for transactions
  • Welcome Benefits include getting vouchers worth Rs. 500 on spending Rs. 15,000 within 90 days
  • 5% cashback on making the first EMI transaction made within 90 days of card set-up
  • 10X Reward Points on purchases greater than Rs.20,000
  • 6X Reward Points on all online purchases and 3X Reward Points on all offline purchases
  • 4 complimentary domestic lounge access per quarter
  • 4 complimentary Railway lounge access every quarter
  • Low foreign exchange mark-up fee of 1.99%
  • 20% discount on 1500+ Restaurants
  • 15% discount on 3000+ Health & Wellness Outlets
  • Free Road Side Assistance(RSA) worth Rs. 1,399

Editor's Review

Pros

  • Annual Reward Points 
  • Reward Points Redemption 
  • Insurance Coverage 

Cons

  • Joining fees is bit on higher side

Pros

  • 10X Rewards on all spends done on your Birthday
  • Reward points will never expire
  • Comprehensive Travel Insurance Cover of Rs. 22,500

    Cons
  • Welcome gift voucher is only provided on spending Rs.15,000 within 90 days of card set-up
  • Interest-free cash withdrawal available for 48 days only
  • The dining benefits provided by the card are satisfactory but not that great


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