$406
First-year value
200,000
BMO Rewards points
$599
Annual fee
Not included: 80,000 BMO Rewards points – Requires $75,000 spend in 12 months (exceeds $5,000/mo reasonable spend)
Based on minimum spend to earn the full welcome bonus and Prince of Travel's valuation of BMO Rewards points at 0.67 cents per point.
Offer ends October 31, 2026
Last updated: February 12, 2026
The BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* Card offers a decent welcome bonus, along with an extremely competitive earning structure of 5 points per dollar spent on travel, dining, gas, groceries, and drugstores.
The $200 annual credit only sweetens the deal even further.

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Read moreThe BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* Card offers a welcome bonus of 80,000 BMO Rewards points, which you'll earn upon spending $6,000 in the first three months with the card.
There's also other bonuses:
Supplementary cards can be added for an annual fee of $99 apiece.
For valuation purposes, we take a conservative approach and focus only on the portion of the welcome offer that delivers strong value without forcing outsized spending.
While the full offer advertises up to 200,000 BMO Rewards points, the additional bonus tiers require $30,000 and $75,000 in total spending within the first year.
At those spending levels, we believe most points-savvy travellers would be better served using alternative cards with higher earn rates, transferable currencies, or stronger category bonuses.
As a result, our valuation focuses on the portion of the offer that delivers the best return with reasonable spending, rather than assuming all applicants will chase the maximum headline bonus.
We assume cardholders complete only the initial welcome bonus, which requires spending $6,000 in the first three months:
That brings the total to 110,000 BMO Rewards points.
Valuing BMO Rewards points at 0.67 cents per point when redeemed for travel: 110,000 points × $0.0067 = $737
After subtracting the annual fee of $599 and factoring in the lifestyle credit of $200, your net first-year value is $338.The BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* Card launches with the following earning rates:
Since BMO Rewards points are valued at 0.67cpp as outlined above, the return of 5x BMO Rewards points can also be thought of as a very competitive 3.35% return on these categories.
Moreover, as an introductory benefit, if you add a supplementary card to your BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* account, you'll receive a 25% boost to the earning rates, which is the first credit card feature of its kind in Canada. As a result, you'll enjoy the following elevated earning rates:
However, on purchases outside of these five categories, the BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* Card only offers 1 point per dollar spent. This is therefore equivalent to a 0.67% return on spending, so this wouldn't really be the strongest card for day-to-day spending outside of the bonus categories.
BMO Rewards points are worth 0.67 cents per point (cpp) when redeemed against the cost of travel booked via the BMO Rewards online portal (at the rate of 150 BMO Rewards points = $1).
Therefore, the signup bonus of 50,000 BMO Rewards points can be redeemed as $333 worth of travel. Plus, you'll earn more points from everyday spending as you work towards the spending requirements.
BMO Rewards points can also be redeemed at 0.5cpp against any statement purchase (at the rate of 200 BMO Rewards points = $1), but the value in doing so is clearly not as strong, so you should always aim to use your BMO Rewards points to book travel, if possible.
In terms of perks and benefits, you'll get a Visa Airport Companion Program membership with six complimentary visits per year to Visa Airport Companion Program's 1,300+ global airport lounges, which can be used in any combination: six lounge visits as a solo traveller, three visits as a couple, etc.
There's also select benefits under the Visa Infinite Privilege* brand, such as priority airport services in Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, and Toronto Billy Bishop, as well as access to the Visa Infinite Privilege* Concierge and unique dining and wine events through the Visa Infinite network.
This card's standout benefit is a $200 annual statement credit (often referred to as a "lifestyle credit"), which is awarded annually. To receive the credit, the Primary Cardholder must make a single purchase of $200 or greater during the annual period. The credit is awarded within two statement cycles following the account anniversary date.
You can effectively try out the card for the first year while only paying a net fee of $399 – and you'll get to try out the card's welcome bonus, best-in-class earning rates, lounge passes, Visa Infinite Privilege* perks, etc.
In the first year, you are also eligible for a NEXUS application or renewal credit of up to $200.
The card also includes six months of complimentary Instacart+ membership, along with a $10 monthly Instacart credit on eligible orders. Credits are non-rollover and apply to non-alcohol purchases only.
Like BMO's other premium travel credit cards, the BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* Card boasts an outstanding insurance package, including:
This is a benefit which is unique to BMO's suite of travel credit cards, making it an ideal card for whenever you’re travelling on points or award tickets. As long as you charge the taxes and fees of your trip to the card, you’re fulfilling the “partial cost” criterion and therefore eligible to receive insurance coverage on your trip.

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Read moreFurthermore, as a card geared towards the modern frequent traveller, the BMO eclipse Visa Infinite Privilege* Card also comes with the following additional perks:
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Last updated: February 12, 2026