Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
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The U.S. Bank foreign transaction fee is 0% to 3%, depending on the specific credit card. A foreign transaction fee is a surcharge that some credit cards add to transactions processed outside of the United States. The fee applies whether you’re physically in a foreign country making a purchase or buying something online through an internationally-based merchant.
U.S. Bank Foreign Transaction Fees:
- U.S. Bank Altitude® Connect Visa Signature® Card: 0%
- U.S. Bank Shield™ Visa® Card: 3%
- U.S. Bank Triple Cash Rewards Visa® Business Card: 3%
- U.S. Bank Cash+® Visa Signature® Card: 3%
- Polaris Credit Card: 3%
To learn more, refer to our guide on foreign transaction fees and our editors’ picks for the best credit cards without foreign fees.
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read full answer by Chip Lupo, Credit Card WriterHow do I avoid foreign transaction fees?
The best way to avoid foreign transaction fees is to use a debit or credit card that waives foreign fees when you're traveling abroad or making online purchases from international retailers. About 25% of credit card offers don't have foreign transaction fees, so there’s no reason to pay the extra charge.
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- Get a credit card with no foreign transaction fee
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Does my credit card have foreign transaction fees?
Your credit card will likely have a foreign transaction fee of around 3% if it is from Chase, PNC, Bank of America, Barclays or U.S. Bank, which charge foreign fees on most (but not all) of their cards. Your credit card will not have a foreign transaction fee if it is from Capital One, Discover, USAA, PenFed or HSBC.
Credit Card Issuers That Do Not Charge Foreign Transaction Fees
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