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Home / Comparisons / Amazon Pay ICICI vs SimplyCLICK SBI Card
Head-to-head · catalog release 2026-08-01

Amazon Pay ICICI vs SimplyCLICK SBI Card

A field-by-field comparison of fees, reward rates, accelerated categories, caps, exclusions, lounge access and forex markup, using each issuer's own published terms. Affiliate payout never decides the verdict.

Short answer

Amazon Pay ICICI and SimplyCLICK SBI Card differ first on recurring cost: Amazon Pay ICICI has an annual fee of ₹0 against ₹499 + GST for SimplyCLICK SBI Card, so Amazon Pay ICICI is cheaper to hold. On rewards, Amazon Pay ICICI earns 1% in Amazon Pay balance while SimplyCLICK SBI Card earns 1 Reward Point per ₹100 on eligible spends. Amazon Pay ICICI has the lower forex markup at 1.99%. Neither card wins outright: the better choice depends on which accelerated categories match your spend, the monthly caps, the exclusions and issuer approval fit.

Source: CardMasters issuer-evidence catalogue, release 2026-08-01. Confirm final terms with the issuer.

Amazon Pay ICICI vs SimplyCLICK SBI Card — issuer-published terms
FeatureAmazon Pay ICICISimplyCLICK SBI Card
IssuerICICI BankSBI Card
Joining fee₹0₹499 + GST
Annual fee₹0₹499 + GST
Fee waiverNo waiver recorded₹1,00,000 annual eligible spend
Base rewards1% in Amazon Pay balance1 Reward Point per ₹100 on eligible spends
Accelerated routesAmazon (Prime members) · Amazon (non-Prime) · Amazon Pay partner merchants10 Reward Points per ₹100 at currently listed exclusive online partners · 5 Reward Points per ₹100 on eligible other online spend
Reward exclusionsfuel, rent, gift cards, wallet loadfuel, rent, wallet load, government, digital gaming, cash advance
Forex markup1.99%3.5%
Domestic loungenonenone
International loungenonenone
Card networksVisa, RuPayVisa, Mastercard, RuPay
Best suited toamazon, cashback, first card, lifetime freeonline shopping, first card, low fee
Issuer evidenceChecked 2026-07-16Checked 2026-07-28

Frequently asked questions

Is the Amazon Pay ICICI better than the SimplyCLICK SBI Card?

Neither is universally better. Amazon Pay ICICI charges ₹0 a year and earns 1% in Amazon Pay balance; SimplyCLICK SBI Card charges ₹499 + GST and earns 1 Reward Point per ₹100 on eligible spends. The better card is the one whose accelerated categories, caps and exclusions match your actual spending, after subtracting the annual fee and GST.

Which of the two has the lower annual fee, Amazon Pay ICICI or SimplyCLICK SBI Card?

Amazon Pay ICICI has the lower recorded annual fee at ₹0. A spend-based waiver may reduce the effective cost of the other card, so check the waiver threshold before deciding.

Which is better for international spending, Amazon Pay ICICI or SimplyCLICK SBI Card?

Amazon Pay ICICI publishes the lower forex markup at 1.99% versus 3.5%. Also confirm whether international transactions earn rewards, since some issuers exclude them.

Can I hold both cards together?

Yes, provided each is approved on its own merits and you can pay both statements in full. Holding both makes sense only when their accelerated categories do not overlap; otherwise the second card adds an annual fee without adding rewards.

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