What do Amazon credit cards offer?
Amazon currently offers two credit cards issued by New Day Ltd: the Platinum Mastercard, which is a reward credit card, and the Classic Mastercard, which is a credit-builder card.
The Amazon Platinum Mastercard allows you to collect 1.5 Amazon Reward Points (or three if you're a Prime member) for every £2 spent at Amazon, and 0.5 Amazon Reward Points for every £2 spent elsewhere. For every 1,000 points you earn, you'll get a £10 Amazon gift card. The representative APR is 21.9% (variable), credit is subject to status and terms apply.
The Amazon Classic Mastercard is designed to help build your credit rating and comes with a representative APR of 29.9% (variable). If you make at least one transaction a month, make repayments on time and stay within your credit limit for 12 months, you'll be upgraded to the Amazon Platinum Mastercard. Credit is subject to status and terms apply.
- You can compare Amazon credit cards, along with other great reward deals, on Which? Money Compare.
How does Amazon compare with other providers?
Amazon credit card customers gave the brand 71% in our latest credit card satisfaction survey, placing it towards the bottom of our table in joint 17th place.
Is Amazon a good credit card provider?
Our survey also reveals how Amazon customers rated the provider across 10 categories.
Find out in the table below how Amazon scored for its credit card application process, online account management, telephone banking, mobile app, statement clarity, transparency of charges, overseas usage fees, customer service, query handling and complaint resolution.
| Amazon credit card customer satisfaction category | Star rating |
|---|---|
| Customer service | |
| Application process | |
| Clarity of statement | |
| Transparency of charges | |
| Charges for using your card abroad | |
| Dealing with complaints and resolving problems | |
| Dealing with queries | |
| Ability to manage account online | |
| Ability to manage account by telephone | |
| Mobile app on a smartphone or tablet | |
Star ratings out of five show levels of satisfaction for each category. Where no stars are given, we received too few responses in our survey to give a rating.
How we calculate Amazon's customer score and ratings
We pick credit cards to feature in Which? brand reviews based on the most popular credit card brands searched for online.
Customer scores are based on an online survey of the public conducted in May 2021, which received 4,011 responses. Participants could provide answers on up to two credit cards.
This year’s customer score analysis is based on a sample size of 5,744 credit card experiences in total, and represents overall satisfaction as well as the likelihood to recommend the provider to a friend.
Star ratings for each category are calculated independently of the customer score.
We carry out these surveys annually and update our review pages accordingly. Providers must receive a minimum sample size of 50 respondents to be included in our customer satisfaction tables.
Amazon credit card FAQs
Does Amazon offer an eligibility check?
Yes, you can check how likely you are to be accepted for an Amazon credit card without impacting your credit score.
Can the Amazon credit card be used anywhere?
Amazon issues its credit cards on the Mastercard network, so you'll be able to use your card in millions of places in the UK and abroad.
What is the Amazon credit card limit?
You should get a £500 initial credit limit instantly upon approval for the card, as long as you pass the identity checks. You will be told your full credit limit when you receive your card.
Please note that the information in this article is for information purposes only and does not constitute advice. Please refer to the particular terms & conditions of a provider before committing to any financial products.
