About U.S. Bank Check Cards

Check cards are convenient, secure, provide detailed tracking information, and you can earn valuable rewards just for making everyday purchases. The U.S. Bank Checking That Pays® reward program¹ offers a wide variety of check cards with various reward offerings and features.

Convenient

• Money is always deducted directly from your checking account.
• Enjoy free non-PIN purchases at millions of locations.
• Pay monthly bills automatically, while earning rewards. Learn More.
• Use your U.S. Bank Check Card at over 4,943 U.S. Bank® ATMs and 1,000,000 Visa ATMs worldwide²

Secure

• Protect all your transactions with the U.S. Bank Visa Zero Liability Policy.³
• Allow Verified by Visa to automatically password-protect your purchases when you shop online. Learn More.

Accurate and Detailed Tracking

• Access the detailed record of all your check card purchases on monthly statements and U.S. Bank Internet Banking.
• Download transaction history easily for your records.
• Receive Account Alerts, via email or text message, when important account activity occurs.

Resources and Information
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Reward Options and Information
How to Redeem Rewards
How to Activate Your Card

¹ Checking That Pays offers reward programs for check cards that can be added to any U.S. Bank personal checking account. Only signature-based purchases qualify for rewards. Cash advances, ATM transactions and purchases made with a PIN do not qualify. All reward programs subject to change without prior notification. Earned rewards may be lost if customers choose to switch check card reward programs.

² Not all ATMs accept deposits and payments. Transaction fees may apply when used at non U.S. Bank ATMs.

³ U.S. issued cards only. Report a lost or stolen card right away. Upon claim verification, your account will be credited for lost funds by the next business day. The U.S. Bank Zero Liability Policy does not apply to ATM transactions, or to PIN transactions not processed by Visa. See the "Your Deposit Account Agreement" brochure for details.