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U.S. Bank Altitude Go Secured Visa Card

U.S. Bank Altitude Go Secured Visa Card credit card

Issuer: U.S. Bank · Network: Visa

4X points on dining, takeout and restaurant delivery on the first $2,000 each quarter; 2X at grocery stores, gas/EV charging stations and eligible streaming services; 1X on other eligible purchases

Annual fee
$0
Foreign transaction fee
$0
Intro APR
No public introductory APR listed; promotional terms, if any, are disclosed in the application.
Regular APR
Variable purchase APR; exact rate is disclosed in the application and card agreement.

Full card review date:

This date covers the full card review. Individual terms may have been checked separately afterward; see dates noted in the terms and offer below.

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Earning rates

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CategoryRateEligible purchases and conditions
Dining4X

points on dining, takeout and restaurant delivery on the first $2,000 each quarter

Selected categories2X

at grocery stores, gas/EV charging stations and eligible streaming services

Other purchases1X

on other eligible purchases

Additional benefits

• Receive a $15 annual streaming credit after 11 consecutive months of eligible streaming purchases.
• Build credit through reporting to major credit bureaus while earning rewards.

Restrictions to know

Requires a refundable $300–$5,000 security deposit held in a U.S. Bank secured savings account; the deposit generally equals the credit line. No public welcome bonus. 4X dining is capped at the first $2,000 of eligible dining purchases per quarter. Discount stores, supercenters, and wholesale clubs are excluded from elevated grocery/gas categories. The $15 streaming credit requires 11 consecutive calendar months of eligible streaming purchases and an account in good standing.

Who can apply

Subject to U.S. Bank approval; secured account requires an approved refundable security deposit plus identity and income verification.

Credit profile: Not Public / issuer underwriting applies