Best Fuel Credit Cards
Surcharge waiver plus accelerated rewards at petrol pumps.
- Best overallSBI Card · Visa
BPCL SBI Card Octane
Best for heavy car users who can fuel at bpcl
25 reward points per ₹100 at BPCL outlets — about 7.25% value back on fuel
- Effective return
- 2.5%
- Annual fee
- ₹1,499
- Lounge (dom.)
- 4
- Forex markup
- 3.50%
Our take. If you spend ₹8,000 a month on fuel and a BPCL pump is convenient, this returns roughly ₹7,000 a year against a ₹1,499 fee. If BPCL is not convenient, none of that applies.
- #2ICICI Bank · Visa
HPCL Super Saver ICICI Bank Credit Card
Best for fuel plus household bills at a low fee
Up to 6.5% value back on HPCL fuel, plus 5% on utility and grocery spends
- Effective return
- 2.0%
- Annual fee
- ₹500
- Lounge (dom.)
- 4
- Forex markup
- 3.50%
Our take. A cheaper alternative to the BPCL Octane if your fuel spend is moderate. The 5% on utilities and groceries is what makes the ₹500 fee easy to justify.
Effective reward rate is our own blended estimate for a typical spend mix — not the accelerated rate an issuer advertises on one category. Annual fees are shown before the 18% GST that is charged on top. Verify current terms on the issuer’s site before applying; card terms change without notice.
Data as of 15 Aug 2026Source: Issuer tariff sheets and published comparisonsPending issuer verification
Questions
How do you decide what makes this best fuel credit cards list?
Every product is scored on the same fields — effective return, total cost including fees and GST, benefits, and how obtainable it actually is. The weights are published on our methodology page, and the score is computed, not assigned by an editor.
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Are these the rates I will actually be offered?
Advertised rates are the best case, reserved for applicants with a high credit score, stable income and a favourable profile. Your offer depends on your credit score, employer, income and existing obligations. Treat published rates as the floor, not the quote.
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