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US Bank Altitude Reserve credits

Every recurring credit on the US Bank Altitude Reserve, with the cap, cycle and reset date that decide whether you actually capture it.

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

The short answer

The US Bank Altitude Reserve carries 2 recurring statement credits worth $350 a year. 0 reset on the calendar year and expire on 31 December; 2 reset on your account anniversary.

$350face value a year, against a $400 fee

0expire on 31 December

0capped monthly or quarterly, so they cannot be carried forward

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

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

Questions people ask

When do the US Bank Altitude Reserve credits reset?

All 2 reset on your cardmember year — that is, your account anniversary date, not 1 January.

Which US Bank Altitude Reserve credits require enrolment?

None of the 2 credits we track on this card require enrolment.

How much are the US Bank Altitude Reserve credits worth in total?

$350 a year at face value, against a $400 annual fee. That is the sum of the caps, not what a typical cardholder captures — and each is restricted to specific merchants.

Verified 2026-09-20. See the full US Bank Altitude Reserve page, or every credit across every card.