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First ANA Card USA Plus

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Welcome bonus

Earn 5,000 miles after you spend $0.01 in the first 90 days.

Annual fee
$85 · $0 first year
Rewards
ANA Mileage Club
Earn rates
  • 2x ANA purchases (ANA flight tickets bought directly from ANA)Summary of Credit Terms, rewards section: "Earn 2 Points for each $1.00 of ANA Purchases posted to the Account." Marketing page: "Earn 2x Miles per $1 spent on eligible ANA purchases, such as booking ANA flights." No cap: "There is no limit on the number of Points that can be earned".
  • 1x otherSummary of Credit Terms: "Earn 1 Point for each $1.00 of Net Purchases posted to the Account that is not from a ANA Purchase." Marketing page: "Earn 1X Mile per $1 spent on all other purchases". No cap: "There is no limit on the number of Points that can be earned".
Foreign transaction fee
None
Purchase APR
23.49%–23.49% variable
Issuer rules
  • Eligibility for Application: ANA Mileage Club members with a U.S. address (stated in the Basic Information table on the issuer page).
  • Membership in the ANA Mileage Club (AMC) Program is required for Credit Card Rewards Program Points to be reported to AMC; enrollment in the Credit Card Rewards Program happens automatically when the Account is opened.
  • To participate in the Credit Card Rewards Program the Account must be open, you must have a valid and current AMC Account, and you must reside within the U.S.
  • Product is not guaranteed: "If you apply for a credit card, you may receive a Platinum Edition Visa Card, a Visa Signature Card, or we may decline to open an account for you."
  • Points earned equal 1 AMC Mile each and are redeemable only through the AMC Program; if the Account is closed, unawarded Points may be forfeited.
  • Cards are issued by First National Bank of Omaha (FNBO) under license from Visa U.S.A., Inc.
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Sources

Every value above is verified against these sources. Last checked 2026-07-27. Anything the issuer does not publish is left out rather than estimated, so a missing row means the issuer does not state it.

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