Prime Visa
The Prime Visa is a Visa card from JPMorgan Chase Bank. JPMorgan Chase Bank's site does not let us read its terms, so we leave the annual fee blank — check it on JPMorgan Chase Bank's own site. Here is what we hold on it, and what we do not.
Not yet checked with JPMorgan Chase Bank: credit requirement. JPMorgan Chase Bank’s own page is authoritative — confirm anything you rely on there before you apply.
Bank with branches in: California (855), New York (572), Texas (482), Florida (434), Illinois (260), Ohio (230), New Jersey (189), Arizona (185) and 41 more. Where it has branches is not a rule on who may apply.
Source: FDIC BankFind (api.fdic.gov) · read Oct 7, 2026
The receipt
Every cost line we hold for the Prime Visa, exactly as recorded.
- Annual fee
- Not confirmedWe couldn't verify this · check with the issuer
- Supplementary card
- Not confirmed
- Foreign transaction
- Not confirmedWe couldn't verify this · check with the issuer
- Purchase APR
- Not confirmedWe couldn't verify this · check with the issuer
- Income requirement
- Not confirmed
- Network
- Visa
- Credit needed
- GoodNot yet checked with JPMorgan Chase Bank
The welcome offer
We hold no published welcome offer for the Prime Visa. That may mean there isn’t one, or simply that we have not recorded it — JPMorgan Chase Bank’s own page is the place to check.
What it earns
We hold no category earn rates for the Prime Visa. Rather than print a multiplier we cannot source, this stays blank until JPMorgan Chase Bank’s own terms give us one.
Perks & benefits
Card benefits
- Extended Warranty Protection
- Purchase Protection
- Baggage Delay Insurance
- Zero Liability Protection
- Roadside Assistance
- Travel Accident Insurance
- Lost Luggage Reimbursement
- Auto Rental Coverage
- Travel and Emergency Assistance
Ready to apply for the Prime Visa?
You'll finish the application on JPMorgan Chase Bank's own site. Terms can change without notice, so check the fee and offer there before you commit.