Cards by issuer · October 2026
Credit cards by issuer
Our database ranks 242 credit cards (store-only cards excluded). 12 issuers have at least 5 of them, covering 191 cards between them; each has its own page that ranks all of its cards by our overall score. Chase has the most cards (41).
Issuers we rank
Chase credit cards
41 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$795
- No-fee cards
- 14
- Top-scoring card
- Chase Sapphire Preferred® Credit Card (score 84)
American Express credit cards
26 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$895
- No-fee cards
- 5
- Top-scoring card
- American Express® Gold Card (score 80)
Bank of America credit cards
24 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$550
- No-fee cards
- 16
- Top-scoring card
- Atmos™ Rewards Ascent Visa Signature® (score 65)
Barclays credit cards
22 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$499
- No-fee cards
- 10
- Top-scoring card
- JetBlue Plus Card (score 70)
Capital One credit cards
20 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$395
- No-fee cards
- 12
- Top-scoring card
- Quicksilver Secured from Capital One (score 82)
Citi credit cards
13 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$695
- No-fee cards
- 7
- Top-scoring card
- Citi Strata℠ Card (score 76)
U.S. Bank credit cards
12 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$450
- No-fee cards
- 9
- Top-scoring card
- U.S. Bank Secured Visa® Card (score 80)
- Annual fees
- $0–$95
- No-fee cards
- 8
- Top-scoring card
- cashRewards Secured (score 81)
Wells Fargo credit cards
7 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$95
- No-fee cards
- 5
- Top-scoring card
- Wells Fargo Signify Business Cash® (score 60)
Synchrony credit cards
6 cards- Annual fees
- $0
- No-fee cards
- 6
- Top-scoring card
- Verizon Visa® Card (score 64)
TD Bank credit cards
6 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$89
- No-fee cards
- 4
- Top-scoring card
- TD Cash Secured Credit Card (score 79)
USAA credit cards
5 cards- Annual fees
- $0–$95
- No-fee cards
- 4
- Top-scoring card
- Eagle Ascend™ Credit Card (score 83)
Card details pages
The 20 highest-scoring cards in our database each have a page with their fees, APRs, rewards and welcome offer as stored, and where they rank in our category lists:
- Secured Chime Visa® Credit Card (The Bancorp Bank / Stride Bank, score 85)
- Chase Sapphire Preferred® Credit Card (Chase, score 84)
- Eagle Ascend™ Credit Card (USAA, score 83)
- Chase Freedom Rise® Credit Card (Chase, score 83)
- Quicksilver Secured from Capital One (Capital One, score 82)
- cashRewards Secured (Navy FCU, score 81)
- Platinum Secured Credit Card from Capital One (Capital One, score 81)
- opensky Plus Secured Visa® (Capital Bank N.A., score 81)
- American Express® Gold Card (American Express, score 80)
- Platinum Mastercard® from Capital One (Capital One, score 80)
- U.S. Bank Secured Visa® Card (U.S. Bank, score 80)
- Chase Slate Edge℠ (Chase, score 80)
- Petal® 1 'No Annual Fee' Visa® Credit Card (WebBank, score 80)
- Soar Secured Card (Truliant Federal Credit Union, score 80)
- Discover it® Cash Back (Discover, score 79)
- TD Cash Secured Credit Card (TD Bank, score 79)
- OpenSky® Secured Visa® Credit Card (Capital Bank N.A., score 78)
- Merrick Bank® Secured Credit Card (Merrick Bank, score 77)
- Citi Strata℠ Card (Citi, score 76)
- Petal® 1 Rise Visa® Credit Card (WebBank, score 75)
Popular cards
Widely searched cards outside that list have a details page too, ranked the same way:
- Chase Sapphire Reserve® (Chase, score 73)
- Chase Freedom Unlimited® (Chase, score 54)
- Chase Freedom Flex℠ (Chase, score 55)
- Ink Business Preferred® Credit Card (Chase, score 62)
- Chase Ink Unlimited Card (Chase, score 57)
- Ink Business Cash (Chase, score 52)
- Amazon Prime Visa (Chase, score 55)
- The Platinum Card® from American Express (American Express, score 71)
- Blue Cash Preferred® Card (American Express, score 64)
- Blue Cash Everyday (American Express, score 56)
- Business Platinum Card® (American Express, score 65)
- Business Gold Card (American Express, score 74)
- Delta SkyMiles® Gold American Express Card (American Express, score 66)
- Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card (American Express, score 65)
- Hilton Honors American Express Card (American Express, score 52)
- Capital One Venture Rewards (Capital One, score 68)
- Capital One Venture X Rewards (Capital One, score 70)
- Quicksilver Rewards (Capital One, score 51)
- Savor Rewards from Capital One (Capital One, score 56)
- Quicksilver VentureOne (Capital One, score 63)
- Capital One Spark Cash Plus (Capital One, score 58)
- Citi Double Cash® Card (Citi, score 57)
- Citi Strata Premier® Card (Citi, score 64)
- Citi Simplicity® Card (Citi, score 60)
- Costco Anywhere Visa Card by Citi (Citi, score 44)
- Citi® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® Card (Citi, score 60)
- Wells Fargo Active Cash® (Wells Fargo, score 56)
- Wells Fargo Autograph® Card (Wells Fargo, score 55)
- Wells Fargo Reflect® Card (Wells Fargo, score 60)
- Bank of America® Customized Cash Rewards Credit Card (Bank of America, score 60)
- Bank of America® Unlimited Cash Rewards credit card (Bank of America, score 63)
- U.S. Bank Altitude® Go Visa Signature® Card (U.S. Bank, score 56)
- Discover it® Miles (Discover, score 63)
- Bilt Blue Card (Cardless, score 53)
- Apple Card (Goldman Sachs Bank USA (transitioning to Chase), score 33)
- United℠ Explorer Card (Chase, score 64)
- Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus Card (Chase, score 60)
- Southwest Rapid Rewards® Priority Card (Chase, score 59)
- Marriott Bonvoy Boundless® Credit Card (Chase, score 49)
- World of Hyatt Credit Card (Chase, score 58)
How this page works
Issuers are listed by how many cards we track for them. Card counts, fee ranges and top cards are computed from our database when the site is built (October 9, 2026). We only publish an issuer page with at least 5 cards, so Discover (4 cards today) appears in the category rankings instead. See how we score cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which card issuer has the most cards on YourBestCards?
Chase, with 41 cards in our database (store-only cards excluded), followed by American Express (26) and Bank of America (24).
Which issuer has the highest-scoring card?
Chase: the Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card has an overall score of 84, #2 of the 242 cards we rank.
Why don’t some issuers have their own page?
We publish an issuer page only when the issuer has at least 5 cards in our database (store-only cards excluded). Cards from smaller issuers still appear in our category rankings.
How are cards ranked on the issuer pages?
By our overall card score, the same score the home page uses. Partner (affiliate) links never change a score or the order.