Offer changed 11 months ago
U.S. Bank Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card
Today's 20,000 points offer is 33% of this card's all-time high of 60,000 points.
Best deal ever recorded: 60,000 points (2022-01-01).
Current sign-up bonus
20,000
Bonus points
Earn 20,000 points after you spend $1,000 in the first 3 months. That's ~$300 in value.
Earning rates
5x
Prepaid hotels and car rentals booked in the Altitude Rewards Center
4x
Travel
4x
Gas stations and EV charging (first $1,000 per quarter)
up to $1,000
2x
Dining, streaming services, and grocery stores
1x
Everything else
Key benefits
- ✓5x points on prepaid hotels and car rentals booked through the Altitude Rewards Center
- ✓4x points on travel, and on gas and EV charging on the first $1,000 per quarter
- ✓Up to $100 statement credit for TSA PreCheck or Global Entry every four years
- ✓Complimentary Priority Pass Select membership with four lounge or restaurant visits per year
- ✓No foreign transaction fees
- ✓No annual fee (the $95 annual fee was eliminated September 9, 2024)
We list the highlights. See the issuer for full benefits & terms →
Offer history
Every welcome bonus we've recorded for this card. The dashed line is its all-time high; the dot on the right is today's offer.
- 20,000 pointsCurrent2025-08-01 · $1,000 / 3mo · Current standard offer: 20,000 points after $1,000 in 90 daysSource: doctorofcredit.com
- 30,000 points2024-09-01 · $1,000 / 3mo · September 9, 2024: the $95 annual fee was eliminated to $0 and non-travel point value dropped to 0.8 cents; best offer at no annual fee was 30,000 points after $1,000 in 90 daysSource: cardsandpoints.com
- 60,000 points★ Highest ever2022-01-01 · Limited-time Olympic Winter Games promotion, January 2022: up to 60,000 points; full spend terms not documented onlineSource: doctorofcredit.com
- 50,000 points2021-09-01 · $3,000 / 4mo · Launch offer, September 2021, with the $95 annual fee waived the first year; 50,000 points (worth $500) after $3,000 in 120 days; minimum spend later reduced to $2,000Source: doctorofcredit.com
Historical offers are tracked for reference. Past offers may not return.