A surprisingly well-rounded no-fee cash back card with 2% in useful categories and short-trip travel insurance, though the 0.5% base rate and low category caps limit its ceiling.
At a glance
Annual fee
No annual fee
Foreign tx fee
2.5%
Network
MASTERCARD
Rewards
cash back
Purchase APR
20.9%
Rewards & earn rates
Restaurants2% on the first $3,600 in annual restaurant purchases, then 0.5%
2%
Entertainment
2%
Alternative transportationPublic transit, taxis, buses and EV charging stations
2%
Pre-authorized payments2% on the first $3,600 in annual pre-authorized payments, then 0.5%
2%
All other purchases
0.5%
Pros & cons
Pros
Solid 2% categories on a no-fee card
Rare no-fee card with travel medical insurance (3 days) and mobile device coverage
Cons
Low 0.5% base rate on everything else
$3,600 annual cap on the 2% restaurant and pre-authorized payment categories
Perks & insurance
Key perks
Free 3-day travel insurance for trips up to 3 days
Mobile device insurance up to $1,000
Car rental discounts at Hertz (up to 15%), Thrifty and Dollar
No annual fee for additional cards
Cash back automatically credited at $25 accumulated
Insurance
Travel emergency medical up to $5M (trips up to 3 days, age 75 and under)
Trip cancellation ($500 before / $1,000 after departure)
Baggage insurance up to $500 per person
Mobile device insurance up to $1,000
Purchase protection (90 days) and extended warranty (+1 year)
Rates & fees
Annual fee
None
Purchase interest
20.9%
Cash advance
21.9%
Foreign transactions
2.5%
Last updated June 7, 2026Reviewed by CreditCardGuru Editorial Team