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U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite
A niche premium pick that rewards mobile-wallet spending at an elevated rate, so it shines only if you tap to pay nearly everywhere; swipe a lot and you lose its edge. At $400 a year (as of 2026) the annual travel credit offsets much of the fee, and points redeem at a strong rate toward travel. It's harder to get than most (U.S. Bank relationship often expected) and lounge access is narrower than the Amex Platinum's. Confirm credit and redemption terms on usbank.com.
⟳ Rates & fees verified June 2026 — always confirm the current terms on the issuer's official site before applying.
What you earn
- ✓$325 credit for travel and dining
- ✓Priority Pass
- ✓Covers Global Entry or TSA enrollment
👍 Pros
- + The travel credit covers a good chunk of the fee
- + Lets you into lounges
- + Earns well on mobile-wallet purchases
👎 Cons
- – Steep annual fee
- – You may need an existing U.S. Bank relationship
Can you get it?
- ▸An excellent credit score
Requirements are general guidance — the issuer makes the final decision. Learn more about card requirements →
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