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Standard Chartered credit cards compared

Every active Standard Chartered credit card in the CardMasters catalogue, ordered by recurring annual fee, with the reward rate, caps, exclusions and forex markup that decide real value. CardMasters is independent of Standard Chartered.

Standard Chartered credit cards at a glance

CardMasters tracks 2 active Standard Chartered credit cards, 1 of them with a dated issuer-source check as of 2026-08-01. The lowest paid annual fee is ₹350 on Standard Chartered EaseMyTrip. The highest recorded annual fee is ₹5,000 on Standard Chartered Ultimate. Approval and final terms remain at Standard Chartered's discretion.

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

Standard Chartered

Standard Chartered EaseMyTrip

Verification pending
Annual fee
₹350 + GST
Base rewards
1% in Reward Points
Forex markup
3.5%
Networks
Visa

Best suited to: budget travel, flights hotels, low fee. Recorded exclusions: fuel, rent, wallet load.

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Standard Chartered

Standard Chartered Ultimate

Issuer checked 2026-07-23
Annual fee
₹5,000 + GST
Base rewards
3.33% on most eligible spends; 2% on six revised categories
Forex markup
2%
Networks
Mastercard

Best suited to: high spender, golf. Recorded exclusions: fuel, wallet load.

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Standard Chartered credit card FAQs

How many credit cards does Standard Chartered offer?

CardMasters records 2 active Standard Chartered credit cards in the 2026-08-01 catalogue release, 1 of which have a dated issuer-source verification. Issuers can add, reprice or withdraw cards at any time.

Which Standard Chartered credit card has no annual fee?

No Standard Chartered card in the current CardMasters record is free of an annual fee, though several publish a spend-based waiver. Check each card page for the waiver threshold.

Which is the best Standard Chartered credit card?

There is no single best card. Value depends on your spend mix, the cards you already hold, realistic redemption value and approval fit. Compare fee, accelerated categories, caps and exclusions on each Standard Chartered card page, then check the net value against your own wallet.

Is CardMasters affiliated with Standard Chartered?

No. CardMasters is independent, is not a bank or lender, and affiliate commission never affects the ordering or evaluation of any Standard Chartered card. Card approval, credit limit and final pricing rest solely with the issuer.

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CardMasters is not affiliated with Standard Chartered and is not a lender. Information is educational, not financial advice or an approval guarantee. Read our editorial methodology.