Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
@CLoop
No, Walmart is not part of the Chase grocery store list. The Chase bonus rewards category for grocery stores includes full-service grocery store chains, smaller stores that mainly sell groceries, online grocers, and grocery delivery services, but not big-box stores such as Walmart and Target that sell a wide variety of goods.
The good news for Walmart shoppers is that while the superstore is excluded from the Chase grocery store bonus rewards category right now, Walmart has been one of Chase Freedom Flex’s rotating bonus categories in the past. Items purchased at physical Walmart stores and Walmart.com got 5% cash back after cardholders activated the bonus, up to $1,500 spent in that quarter. Purchase amounts above the quarterly limit get the base rate of 1% cash back.
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