U.S. Bank Altitude® Go Secured Visa® Card

Earns the most on dining & restaurants and food delivery, about 4.0% back. Everything else earns 1.0%.

Annual fee
None
Rewards
Altitude PointsWorth 1.00¢ each

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U.S. Bank Altitude® Go Secured Visa® Card
4.0%back on dining & restaurants

Where it earns

  1. On the first $2,000 of purchases, then the base rate. 4x points on your first $2,000 each quarter.
    4.0%
  2. On the first $2,000 of purchases, then the base rate. 4x points on your first $2,000 each quarter.
    4.0%
  3. 2 points per dollar. Excludes discount stores/supercenters and wholesale clubs.
    2.0%
  4. 2 points per dollar.
    2.0%
  5. 2 points per dollar.
    2.0%
  6. 2x on U.S. Bank's list of qualifying streaming subscriptions.
    2.0%
  7. Everywhere else
    1 point per dollar.
    1.0%

Rates count each point at 1.00¢. How we value rewards

Statement credits

Up to $15 a year if you use every one. Track them in your wallet

  • Streaming credit
    Netflix, Hulu, Apple Music and other eligible streaming services; after 11 consecutive months of streaming purchases
    $15
    each card year

Card details

Last verified
Oct 29, 2026
What's a point worth?

Points aren't dollars. A Chase, Amex, Citi or Capital One point is worth about 1¢ as cash back, and often 1.5–2¢ or more when you move it to an airline or hotel partner. Our rates use your setting — Smart (travel value only when you hold a card that unlocks transfers), Cash value or Travel value. See how we rank.

What does a “cap” mean?

Some bonuses only apply up to a spending limit — say 6% on the first $6,000 a year at U.S. supermarkets. Past the cap, the card earns its base rate (often 1%). Log your spend in your wallet and our answers switch to your next best card once a cap is used up.

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