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Yes, you can use your Synchrony credit card at Walmart as long as it is backed by a major credit card network like Visa or Mastercard. Synchrony mostly offers store credit cards and general-purpose co-branded credit cards. Some of the Synchrony credit cards can only be used for purchases at the retailer they are affiliated with. Others, can be used anywhere credit cards are accepted, including Walmart.
A couple of good Synchrony credit cards that you can use at Walmart are the Verizon Credit Card and the Synchrony Premier World Mastercard®. Both cards will reward you with cash back for your Walmart purchases, and they also have a $0 annual fee.
Notable Synchrony Credit Cards to Use at Walmart
Initial bonus: $50 statement credit after making a purchase in the first 90 days, plus a $100 statement credit after spending $1,500 in the first 90 days
Ongoing rewards: 4% in Verizon dollars on gas, EV charging stations, dining (including take-out and delivery), grocery stores and Verizon purchases (excluding bill payment), and 1% on all other purchases
Annual fee: $0
Credit requirement: Good credit (700+ credit score recommended)
Initial bonus: N/A
Ongoing rewards: 2% cash back on all purchases
Annual fee: $0
Credit requirement: Good credit (700+ credit score recommended)
Initial bonus: $30 statement credit when you open an account and spend $30 on Sam’s Club purchases within the first 30 days
Ongoing rewards: 5% cash back on gas (up to $6,000 spent per year), 3% back on dining, takeout and on Sam’s Club purchases for Plus members, and 1% back on all other purchases (up to $5,000 earned in cash back rewards per year)
Annual fee: $0
Credit requirement: Good credit (700+ credit score recommended)
Initial bonus: N/A
Ongoing rewards: 3% cash back on PayPal purchases and 1.5% back on all other purchases
Annual fee: $0
Credit requirement: Fair credit (640+ credit score recommended)
You can also check out our editors’ latest picks for the popular Synchrony credit cards to weigh your options.
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