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The best cashback credit card in the UAE depends on where you spend most.
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Wio (2% on most eligible spend, qualifying plan required) wins for simplicity; SIB Cashback earns 10% on digital-wallet and online spend (capped); ADCB 365 returns 6% on dining, 5% on fuel and Salik, and 3% on groceries; Liv Cashback+ unlocks up to 4% on everything once monthly spend crosses AED 15,000.
Cashback beats miles for most UAE spenders on net annual value — but only after monthly caps and minimum-spend conditions are factored in. A card advertising 10% on a niche category often delivers less than a 2% broad-rate card across the year. Pick a category-specialist for your largest spend bucket, then layer a broad-cashback card for the gaps. If you want the shortlist across every category rather than cashback alone, start with the best credit cards in the UAE.

Best cashback card
WIO BANK
2% Cashback on most spends
0.5% on card bills
Up to AED 2,500/month
Up to 600 ENTERTAINER offers

Best for high spenders
LIV DIGITAL BANK BY EMIRATES NBD
Up to 4% Cashback on all spends
Cashback or Skywards Miles
3 VOX B1G1 offers + 25% off F&B from AED 40
A side-by-side snapshot of annual fees, salary requirements, and standout benefits.
| Card | Annual fee | Min. salary | Why it stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | AED 588 (waivable) | AED 7,000 | 2% cashback on most eligible spend, AED 2,500 shared monthly cap, qualifying plan required |
![]() | AED 735 | AED 15,000 | Up to 4% tiered cashback with instant redemption flexibility |
![]() | AED 199 (waivable) | AED 8,000 | Up to 10% on online and wallet transactions, with monthly caps |
![]() | AED 1,575 | AED 25,000 | Flat cashback model on all spends with high monthly cashback ceiling |
![]() | AED 383.25 | AED 5,000 | 6% dining, 5% fuel and Salik, and 3% groceries |
![]() | AED 418.95 | AED 5,000 | 5% category-led cashback on grocery, dining, and fuel |
![]() | AED 261.45 | AED 15,000 | 4% cashback on utility and telecom spends |
![]() | Free | AED 5,000 | 5% dining cashback with 1% base cashback across other spending |
![]() | AED 315 | AED 5,000 | Category-led cashback structure for grocery, dining, and lifestyle spending |
![]() | Free | AED 5,000 | Simple baseline cashback structure for everyday transactions |
| Card | Annual fee | Min. salary | Why it stands out |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() | AED 588 (waivable) | AED 7,000 | 2% cashback on most eligible spend, AED 2,500 shared monthly cap, qualifying plan required |
![]() | AED 735 | AED 15,000 | Up to 4% tiered cashback with instant redemption flexibility |
![]() | AED 199 (waivable) | AED 8,000 | Up to 10% on online and wallet transactions, with monthly caps |
![]() | AED 1,575 | AED 25,000 | Flat cashback model on all spends with high monthly cashback ceiling |
![]() | AED 383.25 | AED 5,000 | 6% dining, 5% fuel and Salik, and 3% groceries |
![]() | AED 418.95 | AED 5,000 | 5% category-led cashback on grocery, dining, and fuel |
![]() | AED 261.45 | AED 15,000 | 4% cashback on utility and telecom spends |
![]() | Free | AED 5,000 | 5% dining cashback with 1% base cashback across other spending |
![]() | AED 315 | AED 5,000 | Category-led cashback structure for grocery, dining, and lifestyle spending |
![]() | Free | AED 5,000 | Simple baseline cashback structure for everyday transactions |

Wio Credit Card

Liv Cashback+ Credit Card

SIB Cashback Credit Card

Invest Bank World Credit Card

ADCB 365 Cashback Credit Card

Dubai First Cashback Credit Card

DIB Consumer Cashback Platinum Credit Card

Mashreq Cashback Credit Card

FAB Cashback Credit Card

ADCB Essential Cashback Credit Card
Use case
For everyday transactions across mixed categories, these picks focus on straightforward cashback structure and broad merchant coverage.
WIO BANK
INVEST BANK
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
Use case
These cards are frequently shortlisted for supermarket spend based on published grocery cashback structures and common monthly cap profiles.
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
DUBAI FIRST
FIRST ABU DHABI BANK (FAB)
Use case
Restaurant and food spend can produce outsized cashback, but monthly caps and minimum-spend clauses can materially change realized return.
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
MASHREQ BANK
DUBAI FIRST
Use case
For users who spend heavily on apps and websites, these picks are reviewed for strong online earning categories and wallet transaction behavior.
SHARJAH ISLAMIC BANK
LIV DIGITAL BANK BY EMIRATES NBD
WIO BANK
Use case
Utilities, telecom, and recurring bill categories often have lower interchange economics, so card-level cashback structures matter more here.
DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
Cashback is credited as statement cash with no expiry, no redemption window, and no program dependency. Points require a redemption partner; cashback does not.
A 5% dining card with an AED 200/month cap earns no more than AED 200 — regardless of spend. Compare the cap size against your typical monthly spend to find where the headline rate actually pays off.
Flat cashback cards (e.g. 2% on everything) suit mixed or unpredictable spend. Category-led cards (e.g. 6% dining, 5% groceries) deliver higher returns if your spend is concentrated in specific categories.
11 cards in the UAE
LIV DIGITAL BANK BY EMIRATES NBD
LIV DIGITAL BANK BY EMIRATES NBD
INVEST BANK
DUBAI FIRST
FIRST ABU DHABI BANK (FAB)
SHARJAH ISLAMIC BANK
WIO BANK
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
MASHREQ BANK
ABU DHABI COMMERCIAL BANK (ADCB)
DUBAI ISLAMIC BANK
General requirements for credit card applications in the UAE. Exact thresholds vary by bank and card tier.
| Minimum age | 21 years |
| Monthly salary | AED 5,000–25,000 |
| Employment | Salaried employees or self-employed professionals |
| Residency | UAE residents with a valid Emirates ID and residence visa |
| Credit history | AECB credit score is checked; a clean record strengthens approval |
| Minimum age | 21 years |
| Monthly salary | AED 5,000–25,000 |
| Employment | Salaried employees or self-employed professionals |
| Residency | UAE residents with a valid Emirates ID and residence visa |
| Credit history | AECB credit score is checked; a clean record strengthens approval |
Always confirm the latest eligibility details with the issuing bank before applying.
Prepare these before you start an application. Some banks accept digital uploads; others require originals at a branch.
The final list of required documents may differ based on the bank and card. Self-employed applicants may also need a trade licence and audited financial statements.
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