Maria Adams, Credit Cards Moderator
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The Walmart Credit Card APR is 19.48% or 29.99% (Variable), based on your credit standing. Please note that this card has an even higher interest rate for cash advances, at 29.99% (V).
On the other hand, the Walmart® Store Card comes with a 29.99% (V) APR. This card, though, can only be used at Walmart stores, Walmart.com, Sam's Club, their associated gas stations, and Walmart & Murphy USA fuel stations.
It’s worth noting that, while the maximum APR of both Walmart cards is a bit higher than the average APR for a retail card, the low-end percentage of the Capital One Walmart Rewards® Mastercard® is comparably very good.
Please note: The Capital One Walmart Rewards® Mastercard® and the Walmart® Store Card may no longer be available to new applicants. Information presented on this page may no longer be accurate.
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