Compare Rogers credit cards

Rogers is a telecommunications company best known for its Internet and TV services in Canada. That said, Rogers Bank has expanded its services to offer several different types of Mastercards. These cards let you earn everyday cashback and come with a range of benefits that vary based on the card you’re interested in.

Find out more about how Rogers credit cards work and learn which card might be the best fit for your unique set of financial needs.

Compare Rogers credit cards

Welcome Offer	Rewards	Annual Fee
Rogers Red Mastercard	N/A	Up to 2% cash back	$0	View details Compare product selection Compare	loading	Why we like it Earn 2% unlimited cash back on all eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases if you have 1 qualifying service with Rogers, Fido or Shaw. Otherwise, earn 1% unlimited cash back on eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases and 2% unlimited cash back on all eligible purchases made in U.S. dollars. Pros & cons Pros $0 annual fee Earn 2% unlimited cash back on all eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases if you have 1 qualifying service with Rogers, Fido or Shaw. Otherwise, earn 1% unlimited cash back on eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases and 2% unlimited cash back on all eligible purchases made in U.S. dollars. Cons There are no additional benefits like travel medical or roadside assistance on offer with this card You'll face a foreign transaction fee of 2.5% when you spend overseas
Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard	N/A	Up to 3% cash back	$0	View details Compare product selection Compare	loading	Why we like it If you're looking to accelerate your cash back earn, the Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard will help you do that quicker. Earn 2% unlimited cash back on all eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases if you have 1 qualifying service with Rogers, Fido or Shaw. Otherwise, earn 1.5% unlimited cash back on eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases and 3% unlimited cash back on all eligible purchases made in U.S. dollars. What's more, you'll also get a complimentary membership to Mastercard Travel Pass provided by DragonPass, which gives you access to over 1,300 airport lounges worldwide - however you'll need to pay US$32 per person per visit. Pros & cons Pros Earn 2% unlimited cash back on all eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases if you have 1 qualifying service with Rogers, Fido or Shaw. Otherwise, earn 1.5% unlimited cash back on eligible non-U.S. dollar purchases and 3% unlimited cash back on all eligible purchases made in U.S. dollars. Complimentary Mastercard Travel Pass where you can enter over 1,300 airport lounges worldwide for just US$32 per person per visit Cons You'll need to earn a personal income of at least $80,000, or have a minimum household income of at least $150,000 You'll face a foreign transaction fee of 2.5% when you spend overseas

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Which Rogers credit card is the best fit for me?

That depends on how much income you make as well as whether you’re looking for travel benefits like airport lounge access. If you make over $80,000 per year, the Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard may be a better option since it comes with no annual fee, accelerated cash back earn and complementary reduced-fee airport lounge access.

If you don’t meet these income requirements, you can still earn a respectable amount of cash back with the no annual fee Rogers Red Mastercard.

How to earn cashback on your credit card

All you need to do to earn cashback on your Rogers credit card is to make purchases using your card. The cashback you earn can then be applied to your credit card balance to help pay it down. It can also be applied directly to your Rogers or chatr bill if you’re a mobile customer.

You can redeem your cashback rewards instantly with the Rogers Bank app. All you need to do is download the app from the Google Play or Apple App Store. You can then link your credit card to the app to track and redeem your cashback on the go.

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Welcome Offer	Rewards	Purchase Interest Rate	Annual Fee	Min. Credit Score
Promoted American Express Cobalt Card	15,000 points	Up to 5x points per $1 spent	21.99%	$191.88	Earn up to 15,000 Membership Rewards points in your first year. Earn 1,250 Membership Rewards points for each monthly billing period in which you spend $750 in purchases. That’s up to $150 towards a weekend getaway or shopping trip. T&Cs apply.	Annual fee: $15.99/month ($191.88 annually). Quebec residents: $191.88/year. Min. recommended credit score: 700	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading
Promoted RBC Cash Back Mastercard	Up to 7% cash back	Up to 2% cash back	20.99%	$0	Min. recommended credit score: 650	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading
Promoted BMO eclipse rise Visa Card	25,000	Up to 5 points per $2 spent	21.99%	$0	Earn up to 25,000 bonus points (apply by October 31, 2026), and get a 0.99% introductory interest rate on balance transfers for 9 months with a 2% transfer fee. T&Cs apply.	Min. recommended credit score: 660	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading
Neo Mastercard	N/A	up to 15% boosted cashback at thousands of partners across Canada	19.99% - 29.99% (up to 24.99% in QC)	$0	Min. recommended credit score: 640	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading
RBC Avion Visa Infinite	Up to 70,000 Avion points	Up to 1.25 Avion points per $1 spent	20.99%	$120	Get up to 70,000 Avion Points. That’s up to $1,500 in travel value. Apply by November 25, 2026. T&Cs apply.	Min. recommended credit score: 650	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading

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Bottom line

Rogers offers two cash back credit cards to meet a variety of different customer needs. While both charge no annual fee, the Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard does have minimum income requirements to be eligible and it also offers travel related perks including airport lounge access. The Rogers Red Mastercard may be a better option if you want a signup bonus and don’t meet the eligibility requirements for the World Elite. You’ll still earn a respectable amount of cash back with this card too.

Frequently asked questions about Rogers credit cards

• Can I earn points with Rogers credit cards instead of cashback?

  Unfortunately, no. Rogers credit cards only offer cash back rewards so you won’t be able to earn points. This cashback can be applied to your credit card statement, or directly to your Rogers or chatr bill to help pay it off.

• Do I need to be a Rogers customer to apply for a Rogers credit card?

  No. You won’t need to be a Rogers customer to apply for a Rogers credit card. As long as you meet eligibility requirements, you should be able to sign up for any of the credit cards mentioned in this post.

• Do Rogers credit cards come with security features?

  Yes. Rogers offers transaction monitoring and zero liability protection with all of its credit cards. This means you’ll be notified of fraudulent activity on your credit card, and you won’t be held accountable for fraudulent purchases in most situations.

• What would prevent me from qualifying for a Rogers credit card?

  You won’t be able to qualify for a Rogers credit card if you’re not a Canadian citizen or resident who is over the age of majority in your province or territory. You also may not be able to qualify if you’ve struggled with bankruptcy or a consumer proposal in recent years.

• Can I apply for a Rogers credit card online?

  Yes. You can apply online for the card of your choice by visiting the page for the card you’re interested in. From there, you’ll need to click “Apply now” and answer some basic questions to see if you qualify.

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