Wells Fargo Credit Card Features
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You could pay less interest by transferring balances from other higher-rate credit cards to a Wells Fargo credit card. You might also be able to lower your overall monthly payments and turn multiple bills into one easy payment. Balance transfer fees may apply.
A balance transfer can give you the flexibility to:
If you already have a Wells Fargo credit card, sign on to the Wells Fargo Credit Card Service Center and select Request Balance Transfer to see if you have an offer.
If you don’t have a Wells Fargo credit card yet, learn more about all our credit card products and you can request to transfer a balance when you apply. All credit cards are subject to credit qualification.
With alerts, it’s easy to stay informed about your eligible Wells Fargo credit card accounts. You can sign up for alerts that you want to receive via email, text, or push notification.
Alerts can be sent when:
You can add new alerts from the available list or change your preferences anytime.
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Already have online access to your accounts? Sign on to Wells Fargo Online and go to Manage Alerts.
If you haven't signed up yet, you'll need online access to an eligible Wells Fargo account and a valid email address. Enroll now for Wells Fargo Online.
Create a budget, take control of your spending, and track your progress toward your financial goals with Wells Fargo's online money management tool.
If you already have an account and are enrolled in Wells Fargo Online®, simply sign on and go to My Money Map through Plan & Learn to get started.
Your Wells Fargo Credit Card comes with Zero Liability protection at no extra cost. Your credit card has built-in protection features to help ensure you won’t be held responsible for any unauthorized transactions as long as you report them promptly.
Help protect yourself against unexpected overdrafts and bounced checks by linking your Wells Fargo credit card to your Wells Fargo checking account. Once you sign up for this service, if you happen to spend more than you have in your checking account, we’ll automatically make up the difference with an advance from the available credit on your Wells Fargo credit card account.
Overdraft Protection is an optional service we provide. For the service to take effect you will need to enroll. You're only charged for Overdraft Protection when you use it.
To sign up for Overdraft Protection, you’ll need a Wells Fargo credit card and a Wells Fargo checking account. Already have both? Sign on to the Wells Fargo Credit Card Service Center and select Overdraft Protection.
If you do not have a Wells Fargo credit card yet, you can enroll by checking the Overdraft Protection box when you apply for a card. Learn more about our credit cards. All credit cards are subject to credit qualification.
We help protect your account from fraud by regularly reviewing your account for unusual activity.
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Additional terms and conditions apply. Balance transfers have no grace period. If your card earns rewards through Wells Fargo Rewards®, rewards will not be earned on balance transfers. If you transfer amounts owed to another creditor and maintain a balance on this credit card account, you will not qualify for future grace periods on new purchases as long as a balance remains on this account.
Sign-up may be required. Availability may be affected by your mobile carrier's coverage area. Your mobile carrier's message and data rates may apply.
You won't be held responsible for promptly reported unauthorized transactions, subject to certain conditions. For more information, please review the applicable Consumer Credit Card Customer Agreement and Disclosure Statement.
Subject to account eligibility requirements. If you choose to link your account to your Wells Fargo checking account for Overdraft Protection, please note the following. If you have a joint checking account, you will be responsible for all advances, including interest and charges, from your credit card to cover overdrafts, regardless of who writes the check, makes the debit card purchase, or engages in any other transaction that causes the overdraft. Interest will accrue from the date each advance is made. Your credit card must be confirmed; if it is not confirmed, no money will transfer to cover the overdraft. Once your credit card has been confirmed, please allow up to 3 business days for your Overdraft Protection service to be fully enabled. Refer to the Consumer Credit Card Customer Agreement and Disclosure Statement for details. There may be other options available to protect against overdraft that may be less costly. For additional information on Overdraft Protection using your credit card, please visit www.wellsfargo.com/credit-cards/features/overdraft-protection. For details on other options, please visit www.wellsfargo.com/checking/overdraft-services/.
Private label credit cards (Wells Fargo Retail Services accounts) issued by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. may not be eligible for all products and services listed here. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. issued private label credit cards are typically merchant or industry branded credit cards that consumers apply for through a merchant or service provider. If you are unsure who your credit card issuer is, please consult your cardholder terms or your billing statement.
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Credit is a promise to repay a debt for purchases you make. It allows you to buy something today and pay for it later. Building a good credit history can help you buy a house or even get a job.
The amount of unused credit available. Available credit is computed by subtracting the outstanding balance from your total credit line.
An outstanding amount of money. A checking or savings account balance refers to the amount of money in a particular account. A credit card balance refers to the amount owed. See also Outstanding Balance.