Yes, you can use your Shell Credit Card anywhere Mastercard is accepted. That is virtually anywhere in the world where credit cards are accepted as Mastercard benefits from extensive worldwide acceptance. When using it abroad or online with international merchants, be aware that you'll be charged a 3% foreign transaction fee.
You can use your Shell Gas Card exclusively at Shell locations throughout the U.S. You can pay for gas, but also use it for non-fuel purchases inside Shell convenience stores.
You can apply for the Shell Credit Card either on the online or over the phone by calling (877) 697-4355. To apply, you will need to provide personal information such as your name, date of birth, home address, annual income and Social Security Number. The same methods apply to the Shell Gas Card, too.
More info about the Shell Credit Card application:
Usually, a decision will be given instantly, but if not, you will be notified of the decision by mail within 4 weeks. You should receive your credit card in the mail within 14 days of application approval. If you’ve applied for a Shell card and are waiting on a decision, you can check the status of your application online.
Shell currently has two credit cards available to consumers: The Shell Gas Card and the Shell Credit Card. The difference between the two cards is the Shell Gas Card can only be used at Shell, while the Shell Credit Card can be used anywhere Mastercard is accepted.
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