mada Visa Infinite Debit Card
The Saudi Investment Bank (SAIB)
Card Information
Overview
Key Metrics
Free
Annual Fee
No annual fee on this card — all your rewards are pure profit.
SAR -99 /yr
Est. Net Annual Value
Estimated net earnings per year (rewards minus fees) based on an average Saudi monthly spend of SAR 7,000. Your actual value depends on your real spending.
4 benefits · ≈SAR 1,360
Included Perks
Perks are estimated at SAR 1,360/yr total. The actual value depends on how often you use each benefit.
-0.12%
Return on Spend (ROI)
For every SAR 100 you spend, you get back about SAR 0.12 after fees. The higher this number, the better the card is for you.
Pros
Cons
Fees & Rates
The fee the bank charges yearly for the card.
Rewards & Benefits (Cashback)
Return Type
Earn Rates by Category
The earn rate is how much you get back on each purchase. For example, 5% means for every SAR 100 you spend, you earn SAR 5 back.
Spend SAR 1,000/mo → earn ~SAR 0
Benefits
- Entertainment — 4 months FREE with Anghami music streaming (≈ SAR 60)
- Hotel Discounts — Jumeirah hotel offers and discounts (≈ SAR 500)
- Airport Lounge Access — Global Private Club Membership included (≈ SAR 800)
- Digital Wallet — Chip-and-PIN security feature; supports Samsung Pay, Apple Pay, and mada Pay
Billing & Repayment
Statement Date
Monthly
Payment Due
25 days after statement date
Features
General Features
4 months FREE with Anghami music streaming
Jumeirah hotel offers and discounts
Global Private Club Membership included
Chip-and-PIN security feature; supports Samsung Pay, Apple Pay, and mada Pay
Card Details
Bank Information
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Your Estimated Rewards
SAR 0 / year
Based on your spending profile
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