Vancity · Visa Infinite
Business card
$120 for 10 points a dollar at local businesses and 5 on transit. British Columbia only, and you have to be a Vancity member.
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What we like, and what we don’t
Worth having
- 10 points a dollar at the local businesses on Vancity's merchant list
- 5 points a dollar on transit, ferries, buses, taxis, rail and parking
- 2.5 points a dollar on office supplies, hardware and electronics
- 1.25 points a dollar on everything else, which is a strong base
- The first employee card is included free
- A 19.5% rate, slightly below the segment norm
Watch out for
- British Columbia only, and Vancity membership is required
- Vancity publishes an eligibility test including $30,000 of annual card spend or $100,000 of household income
- Only the first employee card is free. Cards three to ten cost $50 each
- The 10 point rate applies only at merchants on Vancity's local business list
- Vancity does not publish a foreign transaction fee for this card
What this card earns
- Travel
- 2.5x
- Transit
- 5x
- Everything else
- 1.25x
- Bonus categories at once
- 5 you choose which
- What we value a point at
- 1¢
The earning fine print
10 points per $1 at select local businesses (Vancity's 'local business' merchant list); 5 points per $1 on transit, ferries, buses, taxis, rail and parking; 2.5 points per $1 on office supplies, hardware and electronics; 1.25 points per $1 on all other purchases; 2x points on travel booked through rewards.vancity.com. The earn_travel value of 2.5 above records the office-supplies/hardware/electronics tier. The travel multiplier is a 2x booking-portal bonus rather than a category rate.
The welcome offer
- Also included
- The first-year annual fee is waived
What the offer actually requires
'Get up to $210 in value'. Comprising the $120 first-year annual fee waiver plus a $90 Visa Airport Companion membership value.
Fees and interest rates
- Annual fee
- $120 waived the first year
- Employee card
- $50
- Employee cards included
- 1
- Foreign transaction fee
- Not published by the issuer
- Purchase APR
- 19.5%
Who can get this card
- Minimum personal income
- $60,000
- Minimum household income
- $100,000
- Not available in
- AB, SK, MB, ON, QC, NB, NS, PE, NL, YT, NT, NU
- Existing account required
- Yes
- Personal guarantee required
- No you are personally liable for the balance
Insurance and benefits
- Rental car damage waiver
- Included
- Purchase protection
- Included
- Extended warranty
- Included
- Airport lounge
- Membership only, visits are paid
What the benefits really mean
The strongest premium business card in the credit union segment. ELIGIBILITY. Vancity publishes a genuine income/revenue test: one associated individual must meet at least one of $30,000 annual credit card spend, $100,000 household income, $60,000 personal income, $250,000+ investible funds, OR $500,000 business revenue. That $500,000 business revenue alternative is the closest thing in the credit union segment to a fintech-style revenue gate, though the alternatives make it easy to clear. Must be a Vancity business member; eligible entity types are sole proprietor, partnership, limited company, co-operative or not-for-profit. PROVINCE: Vancity operates only in British Columbia, so all other provinces and territories are recorded as excluded. Insurance package covers auto rental collision/loss damage, common carrier travel accident, delayed/lost baggage, emergency travel assistance, flight delay, trip cancellation/interruption, extended warranty, purchase security, mobile device and a liability waiver. But Vancity does not publish the dollar amounts or day limits on the product page (they sit in the Certificate of Insurance), and the disclosure statement PDF returns 404. Lounge access is a complimentary Visa Airport Companion membership covering 1,200+ lounges, but the MEMBERSHIP is free, not the visits. No complimentary visits are published, hence 0. 21-day interest-free grace period on new purchases. Free employee cards: 1. The first supplementary card is free; each additional card is $50, to a maximum of 10 cards total. British Columbia only. You must be a Vancity business member. Only the FIRST supplementary card is free; cards 3 through 10 cost $50 each, so a 5-person team pays $150/year on top of the $120 fee. Visa Airport Companion gives you the free membership, not free lounge visits, visits are paid. Insurance dollar amounts and day limits are not published on the product page and the linked disclosure statement PDF is a dead link (404). The 10x local-business rate is confined to Vancity's curated local merchant list. Cash advance APR and FX fee are not published anywhere on the product page.
Our verdict
This is the strongest premium card in the credit union segment and it would rate well against the banks too. Five points a dollar on transit, ferries and parking is a category no bank rewards at all, and it is exactly what a Vancouver business spends money on. The 1.25 point base means nothing earns badly between those categories.
The restriction is absolute rather than a matter of degree: British Columbia, Vancity membership, and an eligibility test that wants either $30,000 of annual card spend or $100,000 of household income. If you clear all three this is a better card than most of the bank options at the same price. If you are outside BC it does not exist for you.
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Where this came from. vancity.com/bank/credit-cards/enviro-visa-infinite-business (fetched 18 Aug 2026); linked disclosure statement PDF returned 404. We take every figure from the issuer’s own pages, never from another comparison site, and we leave a field blank rather than guess at it.