The fastest way to compare UAE credit cards is to look at salary, annual fee, APR, cashback or rewards, lounge access, card network, and official source links together.
What this means for you
A card that looks strong on rewards can still be weak if the annual fee is high, the salary rule is above your income, or the benefit only works for spending you do not make.
A simple way to decide
1Salary
2Fee
3Rewards
4Source
Before you apply
Use the table below to sort by salary, annual fee, rewards, lounge access, and network.
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Words you may see
Annual fee
The standard yearly charge for keeping the card.
APR
The yearly borrowing rate if you carry an unpaid card balance.
KFS
The Key Facts Statement: a bank document listing important fees, rates, and risks.
Cards worth checking for this need
These are useful starting points from the cards in the comparison table. They are not paid placements or promises of approval.
Cashback - 4.25% cashback on fuel, SALIK, DARB, Mawaqif, and lifestyle spends - cashbackRate: 4.25%
Credit card offering cashback, ADNOC rewards, airport lounge access, and a welcome bonus of AED 300 with a minimum salary of AED 5,000.
The FAB ADNOC Rewards Credit Card provides cashback on fuel and lifestyle spends, ADNOC reward points, airport lounge access, and a AED 300 welcome bonus.
Up to 10% cashback on bills, education, supermarkets, and fuel
Up to 10% cashback every month on select categories
Up to AED 600 a month cashback cap on the official product page
Official cashback grid linked for category and cap details
CBD Super Saver Credit Card focused on category cashback with first-year fee waiver and Visa travel companion benefits.
Manual review of CBD's product page and the December 2025 CBD conventional credit-card KFS confirms that Super Saver is a cashback-led card with first-year fee waiver, category cashback messaging around bills, education, supermarkets, and fuel, and the same CBD-standard APR and fee schedule as the other conventional cards in the bank's range.
1% cashback on retail spend between AED 1,000 and AED 2,999 per month
1.5% cashback on retail spend above AED 3,000 per month
0.25% cashback on charities, education, government, fuel, telecom, transport, real estate and related special categories capped at AED 50 per month
Maximum cashback per month is AED 300
cashback - Up to 1.5% cashback on local & international spends - up to 1.5% cashback on local & international spends
Cashback: Minimum monthly salary AED 5,000. Enjoy a free-for-life cashback credit card, great rewards, and up to 1.5% cashback on local & international spends. Get up to AED 300 cashback per month and 1 free monthly international transfer.
10% cashback on online purchases, saved cards on websites and apps, Samsung Wallet, and Apple Pay locally and internationally, excluding utility, telecom, government, supermarket, hypermarket, and education payments; monthly cap AED 300
2% cashback on international retail spends made outside the UAE in foreign currency; no cap
1% cashback on domestic retail spends made in the UAE; no cap
0.5% cashback on utility, telecom, government, supermarket, hypermarket, and education payments made inside or outside the UAE, excluding online and mobile-banking transactions; no cap
SIB Cashback Covered Card is a Sharia-compliant cashback card with 10% cashback on online and wallet spend, 2% on international retail, 1% on domestic retail, and 0.
The SIB Cashback Covered Card provides 10% cashback on eligible purchases, access to airport lounges, and is Mastercard compatible.
APR means Annualized Percentage Rate: the yearly cost rate used for unpaid card balances. If a bank lists only a monthly retail/cash finance rate, we show monthly rate × 12 as APR. Cashback and rewards usually have caps, eligible categories, and terms.
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UAEBanks.org is an independent research and comparison site, not a bank, broker, financial adviser, UAE government entity, or official bank representative. Fees, eligibility, rewards, offers, and approvals can change. Always verify the latest terms, Key Facts Statement, fees, and conditions with the official bank before applying.