John Miller, Credit Cards Moderator
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Yes, you can earn 5% back with a Walmart credit card, but it depends on how and where you shop:
With the Capital One Walmart Rewards® Mastercard®
- You get 5% on Walmart.com purchases, including pickup and delivery.
- You get 5% in Walmart stores for the first 12 months when using Walmart Pay.
With the Walmart® Store Card
- You can earn 5 points / $1 on Walmart.com and in the Walmart app, including grocery pickup and delivery.
- You also get 5 points / $1 back on in-store purchases for the first 12 months when using Walmart Pay.
Note that the two Walmart credit cards are no longer available for new applicants. Those interested in a credit card that they can use to shop and earn rewards at Walmart should check out our editors’ picks for the best credit cards for Walmart, to explore available options.
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How can I get cash back from my Walmart Credit Card?
You can get cash back from your Walmart Credit Card * simply by making purchases with your card. This is how you can earn cash back with the Walmart® Store Card *, too. It’s worth noting that both cards are no longer available to new applicants. However, existing cardholders can still use them, according to the issuer.
Keep in mind that the main difference between the two Walmart cards is that the Walmart® Store Card * can only be used at Walmart stores, Walmart.com, Sam’s Club, and its...
read full answer by Maria Adams, Credit Cards ModeratorHow does 5% cash back work on credit cards?
Getting 5% cash back on a credit card means you will earn $5 in cash back rewards for every $100 you spend on qualifying purchases. Having a card with 5% bonus categories that align with your spending habits is a good way to maximize your savings.
How 5% Cash Back Works on Credit Cards
- There are no general-purpose credit cards that give 5% cash back on every purchase. The best flat-rate cash...
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