U.S. Bank Business Shield Visa Card
No annual fee · $50/yr in printed statement credits · no published rate on everything else · no foreign transaction fees
Earn rates
| Category | Rate | Cap |
|---|---|---|
| Everything else | not published | the issuer does not print a rate for uncategorised spending |
| 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 |
Statement credits — $50/yr on paper
| Credit | Value | How it pays |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Travel Center statement credit | $50/year | annual · resets on your card anniversary |
Monthly and quarterly credits expire if unused — that's where most of their printed value quietly disappears.
Non-cash perks
- 0% intro APR for 12 billing cycles on purchases and balance transfers (U.S. Bank's longest standard business intro-APR offer)
- Purchase Security (reimbursement if an eligible purchased item is stolen or damaged)
- Zero fraud liability
- U.S. Bank Spend Management platform
- 3-month $0-fee ExtendPay Plan offer each calendar year after the intro purchase APR expires
- Free employee cards
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.
Check the current offer on the issuer's site → Where a card link will appear once available — no link on this page pays us today.
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Which card should this spending actually be on? The demo re-scores a year of realistic spending against every card in a wallet — free, no signup. See it on sample data →
Verified 2026-08-21 against issuer terms · sources: www.usbank.com. Spot an error? Tell us.