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YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card

The YES Bank Wellness Plus is a niche health-themed card: its value is in wellness services, not raw rewards. It bundles 12 complimentary fitness sessions a month (yoga, Zumba, gym), an annual health check-up (per the Aditya Birla Activ Health list) and unlimited teleconsultations with doctors, specialists and nutritionists. On spend it earns a modest 6 YES Reward Points per ₹200 (~0.6%), stepping up to 30 points per ₹200 (~3%) at pharmacies and chemists, plus 2 spend-gated domestic lounge visits a quarter and a fuel surcharge waiver. The catch is the fee: ₹1,499 joining and ₹1,499 renewal, and per YES Bank's MITC the annual fee is NOT waivable on spend. So this card only makes sense if you will genuinely use the fitness classes, check-ups and consultations — value them at more than ₹1,499 and it pays; treat it as a rewards card and it disappoints.

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3.4
out of 5
Mid tier
A lifestyle card that lives or dies on its wellness services. The 12 monthly fitness sessions, annual health check-up and unlimited consultations can easily clear the ₹1,499 fee for a household that uses them — and the 5X pharmacy earn (~3%) is a genuine plus for regular medicine buyers. But the base 0.6% is weak, the fee is not waivable on spend, and lounge access is spend-gated. Buy it for the health benefits you will use, and pair it with a stronger everyday card.
Annual fee₹1,769 incl. GST
Top rate~0.6%–3%
Best forPeople who will use monthly fitness sessions and free health check-ups
₹20,000
Min income / month (salaried)
3.5%
Forex markup
~₹5,500
Total perk value / yr

In-depth review

YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card

A health-themed YES Bank card whose value is in services, not rewards — 12 fitness sessions a month, an annual health check-up (per the Aditya Birla Activ Health list), unlimited doctor consultations, and 5X points at pharmacies. But the base earn is a weak 0.6%, and per YES Bank's MITC the ₹1,499 annual fee is not waivable on spend. Worth it only if you will actually use the wellness benefits.

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Key features

What this card is built to do — the highlights that actually matter.

⭐

15 points/₹100 on Groceries (~3% value)

30 YES Reward Points per ₹200 (5X, ~3%) at pharmacies and chemist stores — the card's signature accelerator; EMI transactions excluded; MCC 5912 only

⭐

0.6% on Other

6 YES Reward Points per ₹200 (~0.6%); points redeemable on YES rewardz for vouchers, products and travel; redemption request fee applies

✈️

Airport Lounge Access

2 complimentary domestic airport lounge visits per quarter across 30+ Indian lounges, unlocked by spending ₹50,000 in the previous quarter (spend-gated); guests are charged

⛽

Fuel Surcharge Waiver

1% waiver on fuel transactions, capped at ₹250/month

🎯

Milestone Bonus

~₹500 in bonus rewards on hitting annual spend milestones

🛡️

Insurance Cover

Wellness services bundle — 12 fitness sessions a month (yoga, Zumba, gym), an annual health check-up (per the Aditya Birla Activ Health list), and unlimited teleconsultations with specialists/nutritionists

✈️ TRAVEL BENEFITS

Lounge access, miles, forex rates and travel perks at a glance.

AIRPORT LOUNGE ACCESS

✓

Domestic lounges

₹4,000

Estimated annual value

3.5%

Forex markup

  • Domestic airport lounge access (worth ~₹4,000/yr)
  • Travel insurance cover included
Who is this for?

For someone who will actually attend the monthly fitness sessions and use the free check-ups and doctor consultations, and who fills a chunk of monthly spend at pharmacies. Not for anyone chasing reward value — the base earn is below average and the fee is not waivable.

Full reward structure

What you earn on every rupee, per spend category — as of 11 Oct 2026. Rates assume 1 pt = ₹0.20. How we value points →

CategoryTypeRateMonthly cap
Groceriesonly at Pharmacy & chemist storesreward points3%15 pts/₹100 × ₹0.20—
Otherreward points0.6%3 pts/₹100 × ₹0.20—
Utility Billsreward points0.6%3 pts/₹100 × ₹0.20₹90

Groceries: 30 YES Reward Points per ₹200 (5X, ~3%) at pharmacies and chemist stores — the card's signature accelerator; EMI transactions excluded; MCC 5912 only · Pharmacy & chemist stores

Other: 6 YES Reward Points per ₹200 (~0.6%); points redeemable on YES rewardz for vouchers, products and travel; redemption request fee applies

Utility Bills: Utility spends earn the base 6 points per ₹200 (~0.6%), capped at 450 reward points a statement cycle. MITC v18 p10 says 450; the product page says 300 — we follow the MITC as the regulatory document

Earns nothing on: Rent · Wallet Loads · Fuel · Cash Advances · Government & Tax · EMI Conversions · Insurance · Education · Railways · Tolls & Road Fees · Ferry · Jewellery · Marketing and advertising

These spends earn no rewards at all — not a reduced rate, and not the base rate. They are also normally left out of any milestone or fee-waiver calculation.

Fees & charges

The numbers that matter beyond rewards — verify on the issuer site before applying. Fees below are shown inclusive of 18% GST, as of 11 Oct 2026.

Real annual cost: ₹1,499 + 18% GST = ₹1,769 all-in. Joining fee ₹1,499 + 18% GST = ₹1,769 all-in. Issuers quote fees before tax — the all-in figure is what you actually pay.
ChargeAmount
Annual fee (incl. 18% GST)₹1,769
Joining fee (incl. 18% GST)₹1,769
Finance charge (APR)3.99% p.m.
Forex markup3.5%
Fuel surcharge waiver1%, cap ₹250
Reward redemption fee₹100

Perks & benefits

Estimated annual value beyond rewards — ~₹5,500/yr in total.

✈️
lounge access~₹4,000/yr

2 complimentary domestic airport lounge visits per quarter across 30+ Indian lounges, unlocked by spending ₹50,000 in the previous quarter (spend-gated); guests are charged

Domestic
🛡️
insurance

Wellness services bundle — 12 fitness sessions a month (yoga, Zumba, gym), an annual health check-up (per the Aditya Birla Activ Health list), and unlimited teleconsultations with specialists/nutritionists

Domestic
🎯
milestone bonus~₹500/yr

₹500 Amazon voucher on completing the annual health check-up within 90 days of card issuance/renewal — a recurring use-it-to-get-it benefit, not an automatic welcome bonus

Domestic
⛽
fuel waiver~₹1,000/yr

1% fuel surcharge waiver on fuel transactions between ₹500 and ₹3,000, capped at ₹250 a month

Domestic

Should you get it?

  • Best for: People who will use monthly fitness sessions and free health check-ups, Households with regular pharmacy and chemist spends, Users who value teleconsultations with doctors and nutritionists
  • Mid tier — a solid all-rounder for steady monthly spend.
  • Strongest value if you spend heavily on everyday spends (0.6% back; 3% only at Pharmacy & chemist stores).
  • Frequent travellers benefit from the included airport lounge access.

Pros & cons

✓ Pros

  • Rich wellness bundle — 12 monthly fitness sessions, an annual health check-up, unlimited consultations
  • 5X reward points (~3%) at pharmacies and chemist stores
  • 2 domestic lounge visits a quarter once the spend gate is met
  • Fuel surcharge waiver on everyday refuelling

✕ Cons

  • Annual fee of ₹1,499 is NOT waivable on spend (per YES Bank MITC)
  • Base earn of ~0.6% is below average — value is in services, not rewards
  • Domestic lounge access is spend-gated (₹50,000 in the prior quarter)
  • Wellness benefits only pay off if you actively use the sessions and check-ups
  • YES Bank levies a 1% + GST transaction fee on utility spends once they cross ₹25,000 in the previous month, and on individual fuel transactions above ₹10,000

Eligibility & documents

Age21–60 years
Min. income (salaried)₹20,000/mo

This is the figure for salaried applicants. Where YES Bank sets a separate one for the self-employed, its own eligibility page gives it.

EmploymentSalaried · Self-employed

Documents required

  • 📄PAN card
  • 📄Aadhaar / address proof
  • 📄Income proof (salary slips or ITR)
  • 📄Passport-size photograph

How to redeem rewards

Ways to convert what you earn into real value.

  • 🎁Redeem YES Reward Points on the YES rewardz portal for vouchers, products and travel
  • 🎁Statement credit against eligible spends
  • 🎁A ₹100 + GST per-request redemption fee applies

What your YES Reward Points are worth

Realistic value per point by redemption route — the difference is what most people leave on the table.

Statement credit

Capped at 50% of the point balance; ₹100 + GST per redemption request

₹0.10/pt
E-gift voucher (EGV)

Capped at 50% of the balance and ₹25,000 a calendar month

₹0.15/pt
Flights & hotelsBEST

YES's best route — capped at 70% of invoice value; ₹99 + GST convenience fee on flights

₹0.25/pt
Air India Maharaja transfer

Air India is YES's only transfer partner, and the flagship is NOT the best deal: YES Private and Private Prime convert 8:1 (⇒ ₹0.125/pt) while Marquee and every other card sit at 10:1 (⇒ ₹0.10/pt) — the rate YES itself publishes as '1 Air Mile per 10 Reward Points'. Both sit below the ₹0.25 flights-and-hotels route, so on YES transferring destroys value. No minimum; credited in up to 7 working days.

₹0.10/pt

✈ Transfer partners

✈ Air India Maharaja Club (10:1)
✈ Air India Maharaja Club (10:1)₹1,000
vs. typical redemption₹1,000

Direct transfers from this card only, ranked by what a point is worth in the destination programme. Full calculator, every currency →

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The concern

The ₹1,499 annual fee is not waivable on spend (per YES Bank MITC), and the base 0.6% earn is below average — so the card only pays back if you actively use the fitness, check-up and consultation services rather than the rewards.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the Wellness Plus earn?
6 YES Reward Points per ₹200 on general spends (~0.6%), rising to 30 points per ₹200 (~3%) at pharmacies and chemist stores. In effective-return terms this card's best everyday earn is 0.6% on everyday spends — percentages here are the real return after converting points at their card-specific value, not the headline points-per-₹100. It reaches 3% at Pharmacy & chemist stores, and only there. Figures as of October 2026.
What wellness benefits does it include?
12 complimentary fitness sessions each month (yoga, Zumba, gym), an annual health check-up (per the Aditya Birla Activ Health list), and unlimited teleconsultations with specialists and nutritionists.
Can the annual fee be waived?
No. Per YES Bank's MITC the ₹1,499 annual fee is not waivable on spend, so you pay it every year — make sure the wellness services are worth more than the fee to you. The renewal fee is ₹1,499 plus 18% GST — ₹1,769 all-in, which is the figure that actually hits the statement. Figures as of October 2026.
Does it offer airport lounge access?
Yes — 2 complimentary domestic lounge visits per quarter across 30+ Indian lounges, but only after you spend ₹50,000 in the previous quarter. Guests are charged. As per the card's current benefit schedule: 2 complimentary domestic airport lounge visits per quarter across 30+ Indian lounges, unlocked by spending ₹50,000 in the previous quarter (spend-gated); guests are charged. Figures as of October 2026.
Who is eligible for the Wellness Plus?
YES Bank asks for a minimum net salary of ₹20,000 a month or an ITR of ₹7.5 lakh, and an age of 21 to 60. Existing YES Bank credit cardholders are not eligible, and issuance is limited to 12 cities. The issuer's published income bar for this card works out to ₹20,000 a month (its salaried figure, where it sets a separate one for the self-employed), and its published age band is 21–60. Treat it as necessary rather than sufficient: credit score, existing exposure and banking relationship all sit on top of any income number. Figures as of October 2026.
How has the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card changed over time?
Our dated Value Timeline for the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card (on this page) records 10 changes since 2021: 8 devaluations, 1 improvement, and the rest neutral changes such as launches or restructures. The most recent entry: Cash-advance, auto-debit-failure and cash-deposit fees raised (15 June 2026). Each event carries its source, so any figure here can be checked against the issuer's own documents.
Has the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card been devalued recently?
Yes — our record shows 7 devaluations to the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card in the last 24 months. The most recent: Cash-advance, auto-debit-failure and cash-deposit fees raised, effective 15 June 2026 — from Cash advance 2.5% or ₹500; auto-debit failure 2% or ₹450 (capped ₹1,500 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹100 to Cash advance 2.5% or ₹650; auto-debit failure 2.5% or ₹500 (capped ₹5,000 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹500. The full dated list, with what changed and its source, is in the Value Timeline on this page.
When did the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card's fees last change?
15 June 2026: Cash-advance, auto-debit-failure and cash-deposit fees raised — from Cash advance 2.5% or ₹500; auto-debit failure 2% or ₹450 (capped ₹1,500 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹100 to Cash advance 2.5% or ₹650; auto-debit failure 2.5% or ₹500 (capped ₹5,000 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹500. The current fee schedule is in the fees table on this page; the Value Timeline lists every earlier fee change we have on record.
How did the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card change in 2026?
Our record shows 3 changes to the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card in 2026 (2 cuts and 1 improvement): Over-limit facility reintroduced (1 June 2026); Fuel surcharge waiver band narrowed to ₹500–₹3,000 (15 June 2026); Cash-advance, auto-debit-failure and cash-deposit fees raised (15 June 2026). The biggest single change: before 15 June 2026 it was Cash advance 2.5% or ₹500; auto-debit failure 2% or ₹450 (capped ₹1,500 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹100; from then on, Cash advance 2.5% or ₹650; auto-debit failure 2.5% or ₹500 (capped ₹5,000 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹500. Every event, dated and sourced, is in the Value Timeline on this page.

The bottom line

A lifestyle card that lives or dies on its wellness services. The 12 monthly fitness sessions, annual health check-up and unlimited consultations can easily clear the ₹1,499 fee for a household that uses them — and the 5X pharmacy earn (~3%) is a genuine plus for regular medicine buyers. But the base 0.6% is weak, the fee is not waivable on spend, and lounge access is spend-gated. Buy it for the health benefits you will use, and pair it with a stronger everyday card.

How this page was built

Counted from this card’s own record: 3 earn rules, 1 of them capped, 1 paid only at named merchants, the spends listed as earning nothing and 4 recorded perks.

Last updated 11 Oct 2026.

Sources & verification

Fees, reward rates, and benefits for the YES Bank Wellness Plus Credit Card are taken from YES Bank's official Most Important Terms & Conditions (MITC) and fee schedule — see the card's official page. Last updated 11 Oct 2026. Reviewed by Devchandra Sah. Always confirm current details on the issuer's site before applying. How we research →

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Value timeline

Every real-world change to this card's rewards, fees and benefits we've tracked — newest first, each linked to its source.

Tracking since 2021 · last change Jun 2026

▲ Revaluation▼ Devaluation◆ Neutral / reversed

2026

  1. ▼ FeeEffective 15 Jun 2026

    Cash-advance, auto-debit-failure and cash-deposit fees raised

    Cash advance 2.5% or ₹500; auto-debit failure 2% or ₹450 (capped ₹1,500 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹100→Cash advance 2.5% or ₹650; auto-debit failure 2.5% or ₹500 (capped ₹5,000 a statement); branch cash deposit ₹500

    YES Bank's MITC revision effective 15 June 2026 raised the servicing fees that apply to the Wellness Plus: the cash-advance floor moved from ₹500 to ₹650, the auto-debit-failure charge from 2% or ₹450 to 2.5% or ₹500 with the per-statement cap lifted from ₹1,500 to ₹5,000, branch cash deposits towards card repayment from ₹100 to ₹500, and card re-issuance from ₹100 to ₹199. None of these touch the earn rate, but they make mistakes on this card materially more expensive.

    Verification: YES Bank ↗ · Confidence: High

  2. ▼ BenefitEffective 15 Jun 2026

    Fuel surcharge waiver band narrowed to ₹500–₹3,000

    ₹400 to ₹5,000 per transaction→₹500 to ₹3,000 per transaction

    From 15 June 2026 the Wellness Plus only gets its 1% fuel surcharge reversed on fill-ups between ₹500 and ₹3,000, down from the ₹400–₹5,000 band that applied before. Small top-ups under ₹500 and larger tank-fills above ₹3,000 now carry the surcharge in full; the ₹250 per-statement-cycle waiver cap is unchanged.

    Verification: YES Bank ↗ · Confidence: High

  3. ▲ BenefitEffective 1 Jun 2026

    Over-limit facility reintroduced

    Withdrawn — transactions above the limit declined→Allowed up to a bank-set threshold, ₹550 + GST per over-limit transaction

    Effective 1 June 2026 YES Bank brought back the over-limit facility it had scrapped in May 2025, so a Wellness Plus transaction that breaches the sanctioned limit can go through again — subject to the bank's own credit-profile checks and a ₹550 + GST charge. Useful in an emergency, but it is an opt-in-by-default cost, not a free perk.

    Verification: YES Bank ↗ · Confidence: High

2025

  1. ▼ BenefitEffective 1 May 2025

    Over-limit facility discontinued

    Allowed, with a ₹500 over-limit charge→Transactions above the limit automatically declined

    From 1 May 2025 YES Bank withdrew the over-limit facility across its personal credit cards including the Wellness Plus, so any transaction breaching the sanctioned limit was simply declined and the ₹500 over-limit charge stopped applying. The bank reversed this on 1 June 2026.

    Verification: CardAdvisor Research · Confidence: High

  2. ▼ LoungeObserved 30 Oct 2024 · Effective 1 Apr 2025

    Domestic lounge spend gate raised to ₹50,000 a quarter

    ₹35,000 a quarter→₹50,000 a quarter

    Announced 30 October 2024 and effective 1 April 2025, the prior-quarter spend a Wellness Plus holder must clear to unlock the card's 2 complimentary domestic lounge visits per quarter rose from ₹35,000 to ₹50,000 — the number of visits did not change, only the bar to earn them. YES Bank's current MITC still lists Wellness Plus in the ₹50,000 threshold band.

    Verification: CardAdvisor Research · Confidence: High

2024

2021

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