1. RBL Bank Cookies Credit Card
Annual fee ₹1,200 · Rewards up to 10% · You keep ₹2,400* a year
The RBL Bank Cookies Credit Card gives 10% cashback on Zomato, Myntra and Uber (up to ₹300 each a month) and 5 reward points per ₹100 online. It has a ₹100 monthly fee, waived for the next month when you spend ₹5,000.
- 1% on online shopping
- 10% on Zomato
- 10% on Myntra
- 10% on Uber
2. HDFC Bank Pixel Play Credit Card
Annual fee ₹500 · Rewards up to 5% · You keep ₹1,200* a year
The HDFC Bank Pixel Play Credit Card lets you pick two 5% cashback packs, such as food, travel or fashion, and one shopping site for 3%. It suits people who spend most of their money with a few favourite brands.
- 5% on Zomato
- 5% on BookMyShow
- 5% on MakeMyTrip, Uber
- 5% on Blinkit, Reliance Smart Bazaar
3. HSBC Premier Credit Card
Annual fee Free · Rewards up to 3% · You keep ₹720* a year
No Uber rate of its own. Shown for comparison.
The HSBC Premier Credit Card earns 3 reward points per ₹100, worth ₹1 each on Apple products or HSBC Travel with Points, with unlimited airport lounge access and a 0.99% forex markup. It is only for HSBC Premier customers, who pay no annual fee.
- 3% on other spends
4. BOBCARD Premier Credit Card
Annual fee ₹1,000 · Rewards up to 2.5% · You keep ₹600* a year
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The BOBCARD Premier Credit Card gives 10 reward points per ₹100 on travel, dining and international spends, up to 2,000 points per statement cycle, and 2 points on other spends. It adds one domestic lounge visit each quarter.
- 2.5% on travel
- 2.5% on dining and food delivery
- 0.5% on other spends
5. Axis Bank ACE Credit Card
Annual fee ₹499 · Rewards up to 5% · You keep ₹360* a year
No Uber rate of its own. Shown for comparison.
The Axis Bank ACE Credit Card gives 5% cashback on bills and recharges paid through Google Pay, and 4% on Swiggy, Zomato and Ola, with a shared limit of ₹500 per statement. Other eligible spends earn 1.5% with no limit.
- 5% on Google Pay bills
- 4% on Swiggy, Zomato
- 4% on Ola
- 1.5% on other spends
6. HDFC Bank Freedom Credit Card
Annual fee ₹500 · Rewards up to 0.75% · You keep ₹180* a year
The HDFC Bank Freedom Credit Card is a low-fee card with a low income requirement. It gives 10X CashPoints at BigBasket, BookMyShow, OYO, Swiggy and Uber, and its fee is waived on spends of ₹50,000 in a year.
- 0.75% on BigBasket
- 0.75% on Swiggy
- 0.75% on OYO, Uber
- 0.75% on BookMyShow
Compare these cards
| Card | Joining fee | Annual fee | Rewards up to | You keep a year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RBL Bank Cookies Credit Card | Free | ₹1,200 | 10% | ₹2,400* |
| HDFC Bank Pixel Play Credit Card | ₹500 | ₹500 | 5% | ₹1,200* |
| HSBC Premier Credit Card | ₹12,000 | Free | 3% | ₹720* |
| BOBCARD Premier Credit Card | Free | ₹1,000 | 2.5% | ₹600* |
| Axis Bank ACE Credit Card | ₹499 | ₹499 | 5% | ₹360* |
| HDFC Bank Freedom Credit Card | ₹500 | ₹500 | 0.75% | ₹180* |
How to choose a credit card for Uber
- Whether the rate covers all Uber rides, including autos and bikes.
- The monthly limit on the Uber rate.
- Whether rides paid through Uber's wallet count.
- The annual fee and how to get it waived.
How we ranked these cards
We work out what each card pays on ₹2,000 a month at Uber, then take off the renewal fee with GST. We count rewards only up to each limit. We count rewards on that spend only, and assume ₹15,000 a month of other spending when we check whether the fee is waived. Where a card pays a rate of its own at Uber, we use it. We also show the best cards without one, ranked on the same spend. Welcome gifts and lounge visits are left out. What a bank pays us plays no part. Your own result will differ, so try the credit card finder with your spending.
The bank alone decides approval and your credit limit.
Frequently asked questions
Do Uber rides count as travel on every card?
Usually yes, but some cards leave out local transport. Check the card page.
Can a general card beat an Uber card?
Sometimes. We show the best general cards for the same spend so you can compare.
*Estimate only, not a promise. We work it out from the bank's published terms and the spending you enter. What you actually get depends on the bank, your transactions and any change in its terms. Fees are before GST.
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