SBI Fuel Credit Cards are crafted to help you save significantly on your fuel expenses across the country. With fuel surcharge waivers, accelerated reward points on fuel transactions, and tie-ups with major fuel providers like BPCL and IndianOil, these cards are perfect for daily commuters and long-distance travelers. Enjoy added benefits such as cashback, rewards, and exclusive discounts on other lifestyle spends too.
Save more with every fuel transaction through cashback or reward points
Useful for both urban and highway commuters
Wide acceptance across fuel stations and other retail merchants
Easy online management through SBI Card app or website
Access to discounts on dining, shopping, and travel categories too
Earn up to 13X reward points on fuel spends at partner petrol pumps
Points redeemable for free fuel, statement credit, or merchandise
Accelerated rewards on utility and travel spends on select variants
No rewards on fuel surcharge but waiver applicable
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card / Passport / Voter ID for ID & address proof
Passport-sized photo
Income documents – latest salary slips or ITR
Last 3–6 months bank statement
Go to the “Fuel Credit Cards” section
Choose the preferred card (like BPCL SBI Card or IndianOil SBI Card)
Upload the required documents (PAN, Aadhaar, income proof)
Submit the application and track approval online
Finance Charges: 3.5% per month (42% p.a.)
Foreign Currency Mark-Up: 3.5%
Late Payment Charges: ₹400 to ₹1,300 based on bill amount
Cash Advance Fee: 2.5% of the amount (min ₹500)
Fuel Surcharge Waiver: 1% on transactions between ₹500 – ₹4,000
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