Hey folks, I’m thinking of choosing between the Slice Super Card and the Amazon Pay ICICI Credit Card. Can anyone share how they differ in approval time, cashback rates, and perks? Would love insights from anyone who’s used both recently.
I ended up with both the Slice Super Card and Amazon Pay ICICI card at around the same time because I was curious which one would actually suit my spending better. Their whole vibe was totally different Slice was like “we’ll approve you super fast and keep things simple” while Amazon Pay ICICI was more “get crazy rewards but only if you shop on Amazon”. From what happened with me, Slice approved me in literally 2 days while Amazon Pay took almost a whole week, and how they handled cashback was night and day.
Both would throw random promotional deals (extra cashback or whatever) but on completely different stuff, though what I normally earned stayed consistent on each card.
| What I actually bought stuff with | Slice gave me | Amazon Pay gave me | Which one I ended up liking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon everything (Prime, random shopping, basically living on Amazon) | 1% cashback | 5% cashback | Amazon Pay absolutely destroyed Slice here |
| Other shopping sites (Flipkart, Myntra, whatever else) | 2% cashback | 1% cashback | Slice was way better for everything non-Amazon |
| UPI stuff (Tea, rickshaw, daily tiny payments) | 2% cashback | Literally nothing | Slice was awesome, Amazon Pay was useless |
| Fun stuff (Eating out, movies, weekend nonsense) | 1% cashback | 1% cashback | Both were exactly the same deal |
| Adulting payments (Petrol, electricity, boring bills) | 0% (they charged me 1%!) | 1% cashback | Amazon Pay was definitely better here |
Stuff I figured out after months of using both:
- Slice got me approved crazy quick but started me with a pretty low limit compared to Amazon Pay’s decent one.
- Amazon Pay was absolutely killer if you’re obsessed with Amazon, but pretty meh for everything else.
- Slice was perfect for my ridiculous amount of UPI payments that I do constantly for small random stuff.
- Amazon Pay had much better customer service since ICICI actually backs it, while Slice support was really hit or miss.
So in short: Slice throws 2% at UPI and general shopping, while Amazon Pay gives 5% on Amazon but is pretty weak everywhere else go Slice if you want it to work everywhere, Amazon Pay if you’re basically an Amazon addict.
