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01 · overview

Capital One VentureOne Rewards

by Capital OneMiles

20,000 miles welcome · 5x on hotels & car rentals (via portal) · $0 annual fee

Capital One VentureOne Rewards
Annual fee
$0
No fee
Sign up bonus
20K mi
After $500 in 3 mo · ≈ $200
Credits
—
2 perks
Median FICO
—
Approved
Median income
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Approved
Our take

The VentureOne Rewards is a starter travel card with no annual fee and no foreign transaction fees, plus a 15-month 0% intro APR on purchases that helps if you have a big expense to spread out. Its welcome offer of 20,000 miles after just $500 in spend within 3 months is easy to reach. The catch is the earn rate: 1.25 miles per dollar on everyday purchases is thin, and the only bonus is 5 miles on hotels and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel. Price drop protection and a price match guarantee on Capital One Travel bookings are minor extras. It works as a no-fee card to carry abroad, but anyone who spends meaningfully will earn more with a stronger flat-rate card.

Welcome bonus
20K mi
After $500 in 3 mo · ≈ $200
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02 · earn & credits

Earn rates & credits

Earn rates
CategoryRate
Hotels & Car Rentals (via Portal)
5x
Everything Else
1.25x
Estimated value: 1.0¢/mile
Credits & rebates
No credits or rebates tracked.
Perks & protections
Price Drop Protection
Up to $50 in travel credit if a booked flight price drops within 10 days when booked through Capital One Travel.
Price Match Guarantee
Travel credit for the difference if you find a better price on eligible flight, hotel, or rental car within 24 hours of booking.
03 · card details

Card details

Regular APR
18.49%–28.49% variable
Intro APR on purchases
0% for 15 months
Foreign transaction fee
None
04 · approval odds

Approval odds

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05 · product changes

Product changes

Where cardholders came from before landing on this card, and what they moved it to afterwards. Thicker flows carry a larger share of the changes in that direction.

Based on 3 reported product changes. Percentages are shares of each direction, not of all cardholders, and a small sample can swing a long way.