
$500 cash back
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5% cash back on up to $10,000 in purchases in the first 35 days after approval, for up to $500 in cash back (an extra 3% on top of the regular 2%)†
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Last updated: September 29, 2026
New Wealthsimple clients can earn 5% cash back on up to $10,000 in purchases during the first 35 days after approval, an extra 3% on top of the card's regular 2% rate, for up to $500 in cash back on that spending.† The boost switches on within 24 hours of approval, and you'll need to keep the card open for 180 days after the boosted period to hold onto it. New Wealthsimple clients receive the offer invitation when they sign up, while existing clients need a personal invitation from Wealthsimple.
Earning the full $500 means putting $10,000 on the card within 35 days, which might be tough for most people. At a more typical $2,000 to $3,000, the boost works out to $100 to $150 in cash back.
Beyond the first 35 days, the value proposition rests on the flat 2% cash back on everything, no foreign transaction fees, and an annual fee that most of its target audience will never pay. If a bigger upfront bonus is the priority, our monthly roundup of Canada's best credit card offers shows what the competition is offering.
The fee is $20 per month, or $240 per year, billed annually for Quebec residents. It's waived entirely if you hold $100,000 or more in eligible Wealthsimple assets, or if you direct deposit at least $4,000 per month into a Wealthsimple Chequing account.†
You'll need an active Wealthsimple Chequing account to hold the card, and the balance can only be paid from Wealthsimple Chequing, as payments from external accounts aren't supported. Supplementary cards aren't available.
Eligibility requires a personal income of $80,000 or a household income of $150,000. Note that card availability is limited, and meeting the requirements doesn't guarantee approval.
For a deeper first-hand look at the card, read our full review of the Wealthsimple Visa Infinite* Card.
The Wealthsimple Visa Infinite +* Credit Card earns a flat 2% cash back on all eligible purchases, with no tiers, no caps, and no categories to track.† The 2% doesn't apply to cash-like transactions, refunds, or fees and adjustments.
With no foreign transaction fees, the full 2% also applies to purchases in any currency, with only the Visa network conversion rate in play.† Pair it with the Wealthsimple Prepaid Mastercard for fee-free cash withdrawals abroad and you have a complete no-FX travel wallet.

$500 cash back
Apply NowLast updated: September 29, 2026
Cash back can be redeemed at any point into almost any Wealthsimple account. There's no annual payout schedule to wait for, and no points program to decode.†
Rewards land as real cash, so you can sweep them into your chequing balance, or straight into your investing accounts and put them to work. A flat-rate cash back card doesn't come with redemption sweet spots. 2% back is 2% back, and that simplicity is precisely the appeal.
Clients with $100,000 or more in Wealthsimple assets receive a metal card.†
The virtual card has no tap limit, so you can make contactless payments of any size from your phone as long as it's unlocked. The physical card carries a variable tap limit depending on the purchase type.†
Card management lives in the Wealthsimple app, where you can lock the card instantly, view and change your PIN, and set up auto-pay on a custom schedule.†
If you're after travel extras like lounge access and stronger insurance, the Wealthsimple Visa Infinite Privilege* Credit Card adds them at the same fee.
The Wealthsimple Visa Infinite +* Credit Card comes with an insurance package underwritten by Chubb Insurance Company of Canada:†
There is no rental car coverage on this card; that benefit is reserved for the Wealthsimple Visa Infinite Privilege* Credit Card.
The mobile phone coverage is a quiet standout, since it only requires your monthly phone bill on the card. See our guide to which credit cards have mobile device insurance for how it compares.
Refer to the certificate of insurance for complete terms, eligibility conditions, and coverage limits.