Pure Mastercard® Credit Card

Save with an everyday low rate and no annual fee.


Everyday low rate with no hoops to jump through

You found it! The credit card that has your back. There are no teaser rates here – just an everyday low rate when you need to carry a balance. And, with no annual fee and no balance transfer fee, you can save even more.

Bonus Offer: 0% APR for 6 months on balance transfers made in the first 90 days

Get pre-qualified and find out your credit limit in minutes without harming your credit.2

Guide to Benefits

Terms & Conditions

Benefits of our Low-Rate Credit Card

Competitive Low Rate

Rates as low as 11.75% APR1

$0 Balance Transfer Fee

You can save money and pay off balances faster when you consolidate credit card debt from higher rate cards

Convenience

Load it into your phone’s digital wallet, set it as your preferred online payment option or insert it when you’re out shopping – you have the flexibility to use your card the way you choose

Security

Set up alerts, view your account activity, and even lock or unlock your card in Patelco Online™

Payment Protection

Special insurance cancels your loan payments or loan balance, up to contract maximums, if you become unemployed, disabled, or pass away

Added Mastercard benefits

Mastercard ID Theft Protection Learn more >

Zero Liability Protection Learn more >

What is a balance transfer credit card?

A balance transfer credit card is designed to lower your monthly payment by offering a low interest rate and allowing you to pay-off the balance of higher rate credit cards.

Many balance transfer cards offer 0% APR for an introductory period which lowers your overall loan cost, so you can pay off debt more quickly. (When that period ends, your interest rate rises.) Look for a balance transfer card with a small or no transfer fee.

Credit Card Rates

Rates Effective 09/26/2023

Card TypeAmount

APR Range1

Range of APR4

17972Credit Cards-Pure MastercardPure Mastercard®$300 - $50,00011.75% to 18.95%11.7511.20109/26/2023$90,000
18284Credit Cards-Points Rewards World MastercardPoints Rewards World Mastercard®$300 - $50,00013.40% to 21.90%12.913.4209/26/2023
18300Credit Cards-Progress Student Rewards MastercardProgress Student Rewards Mastercard®$300 - $5,00013.40% to 21.90%13.4013.40309/26/2023$50,000
18308Credit Cards-Pure-Secured MastercardPure Secured Mastercard®$300 - $10,00011.45%11.4511.75409/26/2023$10,000

How to Transfer Credit Card Balance

1

Identify Your Outstanding Debt

Make a list of your credit cards. Note your current balances, the APR, and your current minimum payment.

2

Research Transfer Balance CCs

Evaluate card options, focusing on the long-term APR and balance transfer APR terms. Look for cards with no fees on balance transfers.

3

Prequalify

Get prequalified so you can see what APR and credit limit you qualify for. Just know that this doesn’t harm your credit.

4

Apply for a Balance Transfer Credit Card

If you qualify for favorable terms, complete your credit card application, get approved, and request a balance transfer (or two).

5

Don’t Miss a Payment

Pay attention to how long the balance transfer will take. You don’t want to miss a payment on your old card and pay unwanted interest.

6

Pay Down Your Credit Card Debt

Your goal is to reduce your interest rate and pay down your credit card debt quickly. So, it’s a good idea to pay more than the minimum payment, especially during the 0% APR period.

Frequently Asked Questions

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The Patelco Pure Mastercard Credit Card gives you a smart and easy way to pay.

1 APR=Annual Percentage Rate. Variable APR as of 09/26/2023. Rate adjusts monthly and equals prime rate for previous month plus a margin range based on credit worthiness. Applies to Purchases and Balance Transfers.

2 Patelco runs a "soft" credit pull to create your personalized credit card offer, all without affecting your credit score. If you then submit a credit card application, we will request your full credit report (also known as a “hard” credit pull) from one or more credit reporting agencies, and this can affect your credit score.