[ARCHIVED] Old YES Bank ACE — see current page yes-bank-ace-credit-card

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Verified against YES Bank (June 2026): Entry-level rewards card. 4X rewards (8 points per ₹200) on online shopping; 2 points per ₹200 on select merchants and other offline spends; up to 5X via subscription plans. 1% fuel surcharge waiver (₹400–₹5,000; up to ₹125/month). Purchase protection up to ₹50,000 (6 months) on online electronics. Joining fee reversed on ₹5,000 spend in 1 month; annual fee reversed on ₹50,000 annual spend. Confirm terms on yes.bank.in before applying.

YES Bank ACE Credit Card Review

YES Bank · Entry-level rewards · Visa / Mastercard
Our score: 6.5 / 10
4X on online (8/₹200)
Fees easily reversed
Purchase protection

The YES Bank ACE is an entry-level rewards card aimed at everyday and online spenders, with fees that reverse on modest use. It’s a sensible starter card rather than a high-rate earner. Here is the verified review.

TL;DR: An entry-level card earning 4X rewards (8 points per ₹200) on online shopping and 2 points per ₹200 on other offline/select spends, with up to 5X via subscription plans, a fuel surcharge waiver and purchase protection. Both joining and annual fees reverse on small spends (₹5,000/₹50,000). Good as a first or secondary card for online buyers; rewards are modest beyond online.
What we like
  • 4X rewards on online shopping (8 points per ₹200)
  • Up to 5X via subscription plans
  • Joining & annual fees reversed on small spends
  • 1% fuel surcharge waiver
  • Purchase protection on online electronics
Watch out for
  • Only 2 points/₹200 on non-online spends
  • Entry-level rewards overall
  • No lounge access
  • Reward value depends on redemption
  • Fuel waiver capped ₹125/month

Fees & rewards

ItemDetail
Joining feeReversed on ₹5,000 spend in 1 month
Annual feeReversed on ₹50,000 annual spend
Online shopping4X rewards (8 points per ₹200)
Other/select spends2 points per ₹200 (up to 5X via subscription plans)
Fuel surcharge waiver1% (₹400–₹5,000, up to ₹125/month)
Purchase protectionUp to ₹50,000 (6 months, online electronics)

Eligibility & documents

Age

21 to 60 years

Income

Per YES Bank norms

Recommended CIBIL

~720+

Network

Visa / Mastercard

Best for

First-time / online shoppers

Documents

PAN, Aadhaar, income & address proof

Who this card is for

  • Best fit: first-time users and online shoppers who want a low-cost rewards card.
  • Skip if: you want lounge access or high flat-rate rewards.

How to apply & how to cancel

Apply: via yes.bank.in. Cancel: call YES Bank customer care after clearing dues; redeem points first.

Final verdict

The YES Bank ACE is a tidy entry-level card — 4X on online spends, purchase protection and fees that reverse on light use make it a low-risk first or secondary card. Beyond online the rewards are modest, so pair it with a stronger everyday earner.

Frequently asked questions

How many points on online spends?

4X rewards — 8 points per ₹200 on online shopping; 2 points per ₹200 on other spends (up to 5X via subscription plans).

Can the fees be waived?

Yes — the joining fee reverses on ₹5,000 spend in a month, and the annual fee on ₹50,000 annual spend.

Does it offer purchase protection?

Yes — up to ₹50,000 cover (6 months) on electronics bought online.

Is there lounge access?

No — it’s an entry-level card without complimentary lounge access.

Data current as of June 2026, cross-checked against YES Bank and aggregator pages. Confirm current terms on yes.bank.in before applying.

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