20 cards ranked
Best credit card to use at Home Depot.
Home Improvement
The Home Depot is the largest U.S. home-improvement retailer, with about 2,000 stores and a heavily-used Pro Xtra business loyalty program. The right card here depends a lot on whether you're a homeowner doing one project a year or a contractor running steady volume — the gap between the best home-improvement category card and a generic 2% card is meaningful at contractor spend levels. Home Depot codes as home improvement at the register and on homedepot.com.
- #13.5%5x points
- #23%
- #3Bank of America Cash Rewards Securedif you select itBank of America3% on home improvement if you select it as a bonus category (up to $2,500/quarter, then 1%)3% in choice category (gas, online shopping, dining, travel, drugstores, home improvement); cap is combined with groceries/wholesale-club row3%
- #4Bank of America Customized Cash Rewardsif you select itBank of America3% on home improvement if you select it as a bonus category (up to $2,500/quarter, then 1%)3% in choice category (gas, online shopping, dining, travel, drugstores, home improvement); cap is combined with groceries/wholesale-club row3%
- #52.1%3x points
- #62%
- #72%
- #82%
- #9First Electronic Bank2% flat-rate cashbackTiers of 2%, 2.5%, 3%, or 4% based on assets held on Coinbase; tiers above 2% are capped at $10,000 in eligible purchases per month, then 2%. Requires Coinbase One membership.2%
- #10Elan Financial Services2% flat-rate cashbackWhen deposited into an eligible Fidelity account2%
- #11American Express2% flat-rate cashbackUnlimited 2% cash back on eligible purchases2%
- #122%
- #132%
- #14Navy Federal2% flat-rate cashbackIssued on the cashRewards application when approved for a credit limit of $5,000 or more; lower limits receive cashRewards at 1.5%2%
- #15PenFed Credit Union2% flat-rate cashback2% with PenFed Honors Advantage (current or former military, or a PenFed Access America checking account); 1.5% otherwise2%
- #162%
- #172%
- #18TD Bank2% flat-rate cashbackEarns 2 points per dollar; 1 point is worth 1 cent, with a 2,500 point minimum to redeem as a statement credit or a deposit to a TD checking or savings account2%
- #192%
- #202%
Last updated September 14, 2026