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US Bank Altitude Reserve

$400/year, earning Altitude Points, on the Visa network.

Card terms last verified against issuer pages on 2026-09-20.

US Bank Altitude Reserve credit card
At a glance

The US Bank Altitude Reserve is a $400/year card from U.S. Bank earning Altitude Points. It earns 3x on travel, 1x on dining and 3x on everything else. It carries 2 recurring statement credits worth $350 a year, listed in full below with the cap and reset date for each.

Annual fee$400
Credits a year$350
Base rate3x
Foreign feeNone

What it earns

Rates are the multipliers U.S. Bank advertises. We do not convert them into a percentage return, because that requires putting a price on Altitude Points and that price is a judgement, not a fact — see how we source this.

CategoryRateNotes
Travel 3x
Mobile Wallet 3x Everything else
Other 1x Everything else
Dining 1x

Statement credits

$350 a year across 2 credits against a $400 annual fee. The columns that matter are the cap and the reset date: a credit paid monthly cannot be saved up, and one that resets on the calendar year expires on 31 December no matter when you opened the card.

Resets on the calendar year, expiring 31 December
Resets on your cardmember year
Credit
Windows in a year
Each
A year
$325 Annual Travel Credit This card provides you with up to $325 in annual travel credits per card member year. Your account is credited whenever your card is used for purchases made directly (e.g not through a travel agent) from: Airlines, Hotels, Car rental companies, Taxis, Limousines, Passenger trains, Cruise lines. They've now added dining, takeout, and food delivery as eligible categories as well.
Once a year, resets on the cardmember year
$325
$325
Global Entry or TSA PreCheck Fee Credit You can receive a statement credit of up to $100 when you use your card for the application fee on Global Entry or TSA PreCheck. You are able to receive this statement credit once every 4 years.
Every 4 years, resets on the cardmember year
$100
$25

Status and included memberships

Questions people ask about the US Bank Altitude Reserve

What is the annual fee on the US Bank Altitude Reserve?

The US Bank Altitude Reserve has a $400 annual fee.

What statement credits does the US Bank Altitude Reserve include?

It carries 2 recurring statement credits worth $350 a year in total: $325 Annual Travel Credit ($325, resets on the cardmember year); Global Entry or TSA PreCheck Fee Credit ($25, resets on the cardmember year). Verified 2026-09-20.

What does the US Bank Altitude Reserve earn?

3x on travel, 3x on mobile wallet, 1x on other, 1x on dining, and 3x on everything else, in Altitude Points.

Is the US Bank Altitude Reserve worth the annual fee?

Its recurring statement credits total $350 a year against a $400 fee, so the card pays for itself on credits alone if you use 100% of them. Whether that holds depends on whether the specific merchants suit you — the credit table on this page lists each one.

Does the US Bank Altitude Reserve charge foreign transaction fees?

No — the US Bank Altitude Reserve has no foreign transaction fee.

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