Chase · Visa

Prime Visa

No annual fee · 1% on everything else · no foreign transaction fees

Earn rates

CategoryRateCap
Gas 2% uncapped
Dining 2% uncapped
Transit 2% uncapped
Everything else 1% uncapped
Online retail
at Amazon only — anywhere else in this category the card earns its base rate, so it is excluded from every ranking on this site
5% uncapped
Groceries
at Whole Foods Market and Amazon Fresh only — anywhere else in this category the card earns its base rate, so it is excluded from every ranking on this site
5% uncapped
Issuer travel portal
portal only — pays only if you book through the issuer's own site, so it is excluded from every ranking on this site
5% uncapped

See how it ranks: best gas cards · best dining cards · best transit cards.

Non-cash perks

  • No foreign transaction fees
  • Prime Card Bonus: rotating limited-time offers of 10% back or more on selected Amazon.com items/categories for eligible Prime members
  • Redeem rewards as points at Amazon.com checkout as soon as the next day, no minimum balance to redeem; can also redeem for cash, gift cards, or travel at chase.com
  • Extended Warranty Protection (+1 year on eligible warranties of 3 years or less)
  • Purchase Protection (120 days, up to $500/item)
  • Baggage Delay Insurance (up to $100/day for 3 days)
  • Zero Liability Protection
  • Roadside Assistance (dispatch service; fees billed to card)

Does the fee earn out?

No annual fee, so every point earned is pure upside. The question is only whether its rates beat the other cards already in your wallet — which depends on your spending, not the card.

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Verified 2026-09-03 against issuer terms · sources: www.amazon.com · creditcards.chase.com · www.cnbc.com. Spot an error? Tell us.

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