According to PR Newswire, Cardless will launch a card together with AMEX, and purchases on this card will be processed on the AMEX network. There are still no specific details about the card yet, but since it will run on the AMEX network, it should be possible to add some AMEX Offers through third-party pages.
Cardless has been very active lately and has raised a significant amount of investment. After partnering with AMEX, AMEX will also contribute some investment. Personally, though, I’m not optimistic about this in the long run. The core concept of credit cards itself hasn’t changed; Cardless is mainly attracting a wave of applicants through team-themed cards that appeal more to younger consumers. Hopefully they can launch some unusually rewarding cards for people to take advantage of.
These cards are pretty decent:
Cardless LATAM World Elite Mastercard Credit Card
A solid welcome bonus, a reasonable annual fee, plus LATAM frequent flyer benefits
- Welcome bonus: 40,000 LATAM Pass miles (spend $2,500 in three months)
- Rewards: 4x on LATAM purchases, 3x on dining and ground transportation (including Uber), 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeem for LATAM and SkyTeam award tickets
- Annual fee: $99
- Apply now>>
Cardless Boston Celtics Credit Card
7% cash back on streaming and rideshare, 4% cash back on dining; no annual fee!
- Welcome bonus: 30,000 points (spend $2,500 within 90 days of account opening)
- Rewards: 7x on Celtics tickets, rideshare, and streaming; 4x on dining; 2x on supermarkets and drugstores; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: 1:1 cash back redemption; 1:1.25 for gift card redemptions
- Annual fee: $0
- Apply now>>
Cardless New Orleans Pelicans Credit Card
4x on game tickets, dining, and gas; no annual fee!
- Welcome bonus: 30,000 points (spend $2,000 in 3 months)
- Rewards: 4x on Pelicans tickets, dining, takeout, and gas; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: 1:1 cash back; 1:1.25 for gift card redemptions
- Annual fee: $0
- Apply now>>