GM Card (General Motors co-brand credit card)
The GM co-brand card program is now issued by Barclays, not Goldman Sachs: https://cards.barclaycardus.com/sitemap.xml (fetched 2026-09-09) contains live /banking/cards/general-motors/ and /banking/cards/general-motors-business/ product pages, and the DB already holds the Barclays GM rows. This Goldman/Marcus row is a stale duplicate of a moved program and is closed to new applications.
The GM Card (General Motors co-brand credit card) is a Mastercard from Goldman Sachs. We have not yet confirmed its annual fee against Goldman Sachs's published terms, so we leave it blank rather than print a price nobody checked. Here is what we hold on it, and what we do not.
The receipt
Every cost line we hold for the GM Card (General Motors co-brand credit card), exactly as recorded.
- Annual fee
- Not confirmed
- Supplementary card
- Not confirmed
- Foreign transaction
- Not confirmed
- Purchase APR
- Not confirmed
- Income requirement
- Not confirmed
- Network
- Mastercard
- Credit needed
- Not confirmed
The welcome offer
We hold no published welcome offer for the GM Card (General Motors co-brand credit card). That may mean there isn’t one, or simply that we have not recorded it — Goldman Sachs’s own page is the place to check.
What it earns
We hold no category earn rates for the GM Card (General Motors co-brand credit card). Rather than print a multiplier we cannot source, this stays blank until Goldman Sachs’s own terms give us one.
Ready to apply for the GM Card (General Motors co-brand credit card)?
We hold no application link for this card. Goldman Sachs takes applications on their own site — or compare the alternatives we do have links for.