Enhanced Walmart Rewards Mastercard: Now Earn 3% Cash Back on All Walmart Purchases


Walmart Canada has just announced the launch of an enhanced version of its Walmart Rewards Mastercard, issued by Fairstone Bank of Canada.
Previously, the Walmart Rewards Mastercard had the following benefits:
Previously, the Walmart Rewards World Mastercard offered the following:
But as of today, the Walmart Rewards Mastercard and the Walmart Rewards World Mastercard offer a similar and enhanced structure:
The only difference between the two will be regarding the new Delivery Pass benefit:
With the recent update to the Walmart Rewards Mastercard, both card options have been simplified. There is no longer a distinction between purchases made in Walmart stores and those made online at walmart.ca. Now, you earn 3% cash back on everything!
Holders of the Walmart Rewards Mastercard see the reward rate for their Walmart purchases more than double, increasing from 1.25% to 3%.
Frequent users of gas stations and transit with the Walmart Rewards World Mastercard will lose out, as the 2% cash back on gas is now reduced to 1%.
Previously, the cards offered 5% Walmart Reward Dollars on eligible Walmart brands (such as George, Great Value, Equate, etc.). Unfortunately, the updated version makes no mention of this benefit continuing, which is disappointing.
However, all cardholders will now benefit from the new perk of 3 to 6 months of free membership when purchasing an annual Walmart Delivery Pass.
Existing holders of the Walmart Rewards Mastercard will automatically receive the new benefits on their current credit card starting today.
With no annual fee and even more rewards, these cards are worth considering if you spend a significant portion of your budget at Walmart, both in-store and online. If so, take advantage of the $25 welcome offer available on the Walmart Rewards Mastercard.
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