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Visa rewards points are worth around 1 cent each, on average, depending on the specific credit card and how you redeem the points. While Visa itself doesn't issue rewards, many credit cards on the Visa network do—through banks and credit unions that manage their own rewards programs.
Point Values for Popular Visa Credit Cards
| Visa Credit Card | Issuer | Point Value | Best Redemption Option |
| Chase | 0.8 cents – 1 cent | Travel via Chase Ultimate Rewards | |
| Chase | 0.8 cents – 1 cent | Travel via Chase Ultimate Rewards | |
| Wells Fargo | 1 cent | Cash Back | |
| Bank of America | 0.6 cents – 1 cent | Travel Statement Credit | |
| U.S. Bank | 1 cent | Travel or as a deposit to an eligible U.S. Bank account |
Typically, you can use your Visa card’s points for travel, merchandise through the issuer’s shopping portal, cash, gift cards, charity donations, and more. Some redemption options—like travel—may offer higher value than others.
You can earn rewards points by making purchases with the right Visa credit card, meeting sign-up bonus spending requirements, referring friends, and more—depending on the card's terms.
While Visa doesn't issue rewards points itself, it does offer valuable benefits like rental car insurance, extended warranty protection, and travel insurance—regardless of the card’s rewards program. These perks vary by card and are typically managed by the issuer but are backed by Visa’s network benefits.
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