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U.S. Bank Altitude Go cashback rate, cap and annual fee

U.S. Bank Altitude Go pays 4% on dining, and 4 other rates.

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U.S. Bank · United States · catalogue v103

Read from U.S. Bank's own published terms on 15 Oct 2026.

NoneAnnual fee
USD 2,000Spend at the top rate, each quarter
4%Best rate

What it pays, by category

SpendingRateMonthly cap
dining4.00%—4 points per $1 at restaurants, fast-food restaurants and bars, including takeout and delivery, on the first $2,000 each quarter; then 1.
groceries2.00%—2 points per $1 at grocery stores and supermarkets; discount stores, supercenters and wholesale clubs earn 1.
fuel2.00%—2 points per $1 at gas stations and EV charging stations.
qualifying streaming servicesentertainment2.00%—2 points per $1 on qualifying streaming subscriptions, from U.S. Bank's list.
everything else1.00%—1 point per $1 on all other eligible purchases.
No annual fee. 4X on dining for the first $2,000 a quarter, 2X at grocery stores, gas and EV charging and on listed streaming services, 1X elsewhere. Points value comes from the Altitude Rewards programme. U.S. Bank's page states no foreign transaction fee either way. Source: usbank.com Altitude Go Visa Signature page, read 15 Oct 2026.

Questions people ask

What cashback does the U.S. Bank Altitude Go pay?

4% on dining, and 4 other rates.

Is there a cap on the U.S. Bank Altitude Go?

No monthly cap is published on the rates shown here.

What is the annual fee on the U.S. Bank Altitude Go?

No annual fee.

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