RBL Bank Shopping Credit Cards are ideal for smart shoppers looking to earn rewards, cashback, and exclusive discounts on daily purchases. These cards are specially tailored for those who frequently shop online or in-store across categories like fashion, electronics, groceries, and more. From accelerated rewards on e-commerce platforms to year-round offers on top brands, RBL Shopping Cards help you save every time you spend.
5%–10% cashback or accelerated rewards on retail spends (category-specific)
Special partner discounts during sales and festive seasons
Additional savings via RBL MyCard App for curated offers
EMI facility with low interest for purchases above a certain amount
Dining discounts at partner restaurants in select cities
Earn 2x–5x reward points on shopping spends
Additional points on categories like apparel, electronics, groceries, etc.
Redeem points for shopping vouchers, merchandise, or bill payments
Long validity on accumulated points
Some cards offer monthly rewards on achieving spending thresholds
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card / Voter ID / Passport (as address proof)
Recent passport-size photograph
Income proof – latest salary slips or ITR filing (for self-employed)
3–6 months bank statement reflecting salary credit/income
Go to the Credit Cards section and filter by “Shopping Cards”
Fill in your details and upload the necessary KYC documents
Submit the form and wait for verification and approval
Interest Rate: Up to 3.99% per month (47.88% annually)
Foreign Currency Mark-up Fee: 3.5%
Cash Advance Fee: 2.5% or ₹500 minimum
Late Payment Fee: ₹0 to ₹1,300 based on billing amount
Fuel Surcharge Waiver: 1% for transactions between ₹500 – ₹4,000
Approval chances shown on LoanSafar.com are not guaranteed approvals. These estimates are calculated by comparing your credit profile (based on information you provide) to data from other users who were approved by the same lender, or by checking if you meet certain criteria set by the lender.
While these insights may help you make smarter choices, final approval always depends on the lender’s internal policies. You may still be denied a loan or credit card if You don’t meet their income or employment verification standards or You already have the maximum number of accounts with that lender Or you don’t pass their “ability to pay” assessment
We’re here to help you compare offers more confidently — but remember, the final decision always rests with the lender.