Add your cards
Bank, credit or debit, and a nickname like "SBI SimplyClick". Never a card number.
Add YaarCard to Chrome
Open any product on Amazon.in or Flipkart. YaarCard reads the bank offers printed on that page, matches them against the cards you actually own, and tells you which one saves the most.
No hunting for coupons, no reading through offer terms.
Bank, credit or debit, and a nickname like "SBI SimplyClick". Never a card number.
Any product page on Amazon.in or Flipkart. The panel appears in the bottom corner.
The saving, the final price and the conditions — all visible before you pay.
YaarCard doesn't create offers. It reads the bank offers already printed on the product page and matches them against your cards.
Works out the real saving behind lines like "10% off up to ₹1,500", including the cap and the minimum purchase.
An EMI-only offer can look bigger, but it doesn't apply when you pay in full. So it shows on its own line and never becomes the headline.
A "Flipkart SBI" offer doesn't work on your regular SBI card. YaarCard catches that difference.
The panel sits on the product page itself, without breaking your shopping flow. Hit "Show offer on page" and the matching offer is highlighted right there, so you can read the terms yourself.
No. YaarCard never asks for a card number, CVV, expiry date, PIN or OTP. You enter only the bank, whether it's credit or debit, and a nickname such as "SBI SimplyClick". That's all it saves.
Nowhere. Everything stays inside your own Chrome browser. The extension never talks to a server, so your data is not sent anywhere and not sold to anyone. Read the full privacy policy.
Amazon.in and Flipkart for now. The extension doesn't run anywhere else. Myntra, Croma and Reliance Digital are planned.
No. A bank offer applies when you select that card at checkout. YaarCard only tells you which card to pick and how much you'll save, and highlights the offer on the page so you can read the terms yourself.
Three common reasons: there is no offer for your bank on that product, the offer is for a co-branded card (like "Flipkart SBI", which doesn't work on a regular SBI card), or the product costs less than the offer's minimum purchase. Whatever else is on the page shows up under "Other banks on this page".
Hit "Scan all bank offers" in the panel — that expands the full offer list on the page. If it still doesn't appear, refresh the page. Product pages often carry no offers at all until a sale actually starts.
Yes, completely free. There's no account to create and no sign-up.
YaarCard reads what's printed on the page and does the arithmetic on that. The actual discount depends on the bank's terms, your card's eligibility and the offer's cap. Read the offer terms yourself before you pay.
One email when something actually changes on Amazon.in or Flipkart — which offers are live, what the catch is, and which card it helps. Usually once a week. Never more.