Capital One Platinum Secured
Accepts ITIN
- APR
- 29.24% variable
- Annual fee
- $0
- Deposit
- $49 / $99 / $200
on the Capital One website
on the Capital One website
Most card applications ask for an SSN, but some banks also take an ITIN. With an ITIN your best start is a secured card. With only a passport the choice is much smaller.
Accepts ITIN
on the Capital One website
on the Capital One website
ITIN accepted, 1.5% cash back
on the Capital One website
on the Capital One website
Accepts ITIN
on the Neighborhood Trust FCU website
on the Neighborhood Trust FCU website
The secured Visa card from Majority, on its paid Plus plan. It reports to one credit bureau, TransUnion.
Open with a passport
on the Majority website
on the Majority website
A credit builder gives you a history to show before you apply. Extra works with an ITIN and a US government ID, such as a state ID.
Debit card, accepts ITIN
on the Extra website
on the Extra website
A credit card where you put down a refundable deposit, and the bank gives you a credit line. It works like a normal credit card and reports your payments to the credit bureaus.
It is rare. Majority gives a secured Visa card to members on its Plus plan without an SSN. For other cards, get an ITIN first.
Capital One accepts an ITIN on its secured cards and on several regular and student cards. The Community Card from Neighborhood Trust FCU in New York also takes an ITIN, with the same rates as with an SSN.
If you have an ITIN, yes: Capital One student cards accept it. If you have been the primary holder of an American Express card from your home country for at least 3 months and have a US bank account, Amex can use it for a US card. With only a passport, look at the Majority secured card.