The cards - issued by Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) - focus on the needs of new mothers with children up to the age of six by offering discounts on major baby product brands and early education institutions.
The bank is counting on women clients in cities to upgrade the bank's credit card services, said Liu Guiping, ABC's business director.
The new services will focus on consumer experience, state-run Xinhua reported.
The country's leading banks, including China CITIC Bank and China Everbright Bank, have already offered cards geared towards women.
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Along with traditional financial services, the cards offer discounts or incentives for purchases related to "female industries", such as health, salons, cosmetics, clothing and accessories.
The banks have targeted Chinese women not only for their personal consumption but also due to their growing role in managing family assets, the report said.
A survey conducted by HSBC showed 63 per cent of women interviewees from the mainland acted as decision-makers on money matters, higher than the figure for male interviewees.
The bank has even established a new strategic brand targeting women as "the actual controllers of family assets", according to Sun.
Analysts believe women-oriented services will help integrate multiple financial products, including consumption, lending, mobile banking, insurance and investment management to boost financial innovation, the report said.