Bogdan Roberts, Credit Cards Moderator
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You can apply for the Walmart® Store Card either online or by calling the issuer’s application line. Alternatively, you can submit an application at a Walmart store location.
Here’s how to apply for the Walmart® Store Card:
- Online: To apply for the Walmart® Store Card online, visit the dedicated web page and click the “Apply Now” button.
- Over the phone: If you want to apply over the phone, just call the issuer’s application line. When prompted, say “apply for a credit card” and you will be connected to a live representative.
- In store: Go to any Walmart store and visit the customer service desk to fill out an application. You can also ask your cashier for an application, or fill one out at the self-checkout kiosk. If you’re instantly approved, you can use your card to make Walmart purchases right away.
What you should know before applying for the Walmart® Store Card:
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Keep in mind that the Walmart® Store Card can only be used Walmart stores, Walmart.com, Sam's Club, their associated gas stations, and Walmart & Murphy USA fuel stations.
Once you apply, you should receive a decision right away. If your Walmart® Store Card application isn’t instantly approved, you can always check the status of your application over the phone. Enter your Social Security number when prompted, and you’ll be told if your application is pending, approved, or denied.
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