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No credit check to applySecured Chime Visa® Credit Card
- APR
- No interestongoing APR, issuer terms verified Aug 27, 2026
- Credit line
- You set it by moving your own money
- Intro APR
- Not applicable, the card does not charge interest
- How to apply
- Application inside the Chime app
- Credit needed
- No credit check, but a Chime Checking Account and a qualifying direct deposit are required
A secured card with no annual fee, no interest and no credit check, reporting to all three bureaus. Your limit is whatever you move over from your Chime account, and with a qualifying direct deposit you can earn 5% cash back in one category of your choice. It only makes sense if you are willing to open a Chime Checking Account, since that is a requirement.
Best first-year valueDiscover it® Cash Back
- APR
- 17.49%–26.49% variable APRongoing APR, issuer terms verified Aug 27, 2026
- Credit line
- Set at approval
- Intro APR
- 0% intro APR for 15 months on purchases and balance transfers
- How to apply
- Online application
- Credit needed
- Good credit, no fixed score published
5% cash back on rotating quarterly categories, on up to $1,500 in spending per quarter after you activate, and 1% on everything else. Discover matches all the cash back you earn in your first year, with no cap. $0 annual fee and no foreign transaction fee. The catch is the quarterly activation and the fact that Discover is accepted in fewer places abroad than Visa or Mastercard.
Longest interest-free windowWells Fargo Reflect® Card
- APR
- 17.49%–28.24% variable APRongoing APR, issuer terms verified Aug 27, 2026
- Credit line
- Set at approval
- Intro APR
- 0% intro APR for 21 months on purchases and qualifying balance transfers
- How to apply
- Online application
- Credit needed
- Good to excellent credit
Built for one job: paying down a balance. There are no rewards and no welcome bonus. Transfers only get the intro rate if they post within 120 days of opening, and the transfer fee is 5% of the amount, $5 minimum, so moving $5,000 costs $250 up front. You cannot transfer a balance from another Wells Fargo account.
Best all-round starter rewards cardChase Freedom Unlimited®
- APR
- 18.24%–27.74% variable APRongoing APR, issuer terms verified Aug 27, 2026
- Credit line
- Set at approval
- Intro APR
- 0% intro APR for 15 months on purchases and balance transfers
- How to apply
- Online application
- Credit needed
- Good credit or better
1.5% back on everything, 3% on dining and drugstores, 5% on travel booked through Chase Travel, plus a $200 bonus after $500 of spending in the first three months. $0 annual fee. Watch the 3% foreign transaction fee and the balance transfer fee, which jumps to 5% after the first 60 days.
Simplest flat-rate cash backWells Fargo Active Cash® Card
- APR
- 18.49%–28.49% variable APRongoing APR, issuer terms verified Aug 27, 2026
- Credit line
- Set at approval
- Intro APR
- 0% intro APR for 12 months on purchases and qualifying balance transfers
- How to apply
- Online application
- Credit needed
- Good to excellent credit
Unlimited 2% cash rewards on every purchase, no categories to activate, $0 annual fee, and a $200 bonus after $500 of spending in the first three months. It also covers your phone for up to $600 per claim when you pay the bill with the card. The 12-month intro window is shorter than what several rivals offer, and there is a 3% foreign transaction fee.
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