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Best Credit Card for
USA Travel

No foreign transaction fees - free ATM withdrawals worldwide

0% Foreign Fees
Car Rental Ready
Hotel Deposits
0%
Foreign Fees
€0
Annual Fee
$0
ATM Fees
100%
USA Ready

Why You Need a Credit Card for the USA

In the USA, a real credit card is almost essential. Unlike in Germany, debit cards (Girocard, V-Pay) are not accepted in many places - especially car rentals, hotels, and restaurants often require a credit card.

Why a credit card is important in the USA:

  • Car rentals: No deposit possible without credit card
  • Hotels: Deposit is blocked on credit card
  • Restaurants: Tips often only possible with card
  • Security: Buyer protection for problems

Important: Debit cards are not enough!

Many German banks issue Visa Debit or Mastercard Debit. These are often not recognized as credit cards in the USA and rejected for deposits. Look for a real credit card with a credit line.

USA Travel Credit Cards Comparison

Cards with no foreign transaction fees for your America trip

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What to Look For

Foreign Transaction Fee

Look for 0% foreign transaction fees. Otherwise you pay 1.5-2% extra on every purchase.

Real Credit Line

For car rentals and hotels you need a credit line - debit cards are not enough.

ATM Withdrawals

Free ATM withdrawals. Tip: Always withdraw in local currency (USD)!

Frequently Asked Questions

Which card is best for USA?

Barclays Visa, Hanseatic GenialCard, or Bank Norwegian Visa - all with no foreign transaction fees.

Do I need a real credit card?

Yes, for car rentals and hotels in the USA a real credit card (not debit) is almost essential.

What does paying in USD cost?

With cards without foreign transaction fees: €0. Regular cards often charge 1.5-2% extra.

The Best Card for Your USA Trip

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