
The pitch here is the statement credits rather than the points: $10 a month off an AT&T wireless line and another $10 a month off eligible AT&T internet, both requiring AutoPay and paperless billing, worth up to $240 a year combined on a card with no annual fee. On top of that, spending $1,000 or more in a billing cycle earns a $20 statement credit, up to another $240 a year, which is a real return for routine spend. Earning is modest by comparison: 3 points per dollar on gas including EV charging, 2x on groceries, 2x on AT&T products and bill payments, and 1x on everything else, with no foreign transaction fees. Citi recently cut the welcome offer from $250 to $200, payable after $1,000 in purchases in the first three months. If you're not an AT&T customer, most of the value evaporates and there are stronger everyday cards to carry instead.
Earn rates & credits
| Category | Rate |
|---|---|
Gas Includes EV charging stations | 3x |
Groceries | 2x |
Phone Services AT&T products, services, and bill payments | 2x |
Everything Else | 1x |
| Benefit | Value |
|---|---|
AT&T Wireless Discount $10/line monthly discount on AT&T wireless bill (requires AutoPay and paperless billing) | $10 /mo |
AT&T Internet Credit $10 monthly discount on eligible AT&T internet bill (requires AutoPay and paperless billing) | $10 /mo |
Monthly Spend Statement Credit $20 statement credit after $1,000 or more in purchases per billing cycle, up to $240/year | $20 /mo |
| Total annual credits | $480 |
Card details
Regular APR | 19.49%–27.49% variable |
Foreign transaction fee | None |