Credit Cards for No Credit History
If you don’t have credit history in the United States, you won’t be approved for traditional credit cards because without a US-based credit history (FICO credit score) and a Social Security Number, the credit card companies cannot assess your risk profile.
“Credit Builder” credit cards are credit cards for people with no credit history. No social security numbers nor US credit scores are required.
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The Chase Slate Edge℠ from Chase is designed to help those building credit to do so faster.
Receive a 0% Intro APR for 18 months from account opening on purchases and balance transfers. A variable APR of 20.49% - 29.24% on balance transfers and purchases after the introductory period ends.
You will automatically be considered for an APR reduction of 2% per year when you pay on time each month and have spent at least $1,000 before your next card anniversary date.
Chase will also automatically consider you for a higher credit line: They will automatically review your account (one time) for a higher credit limit when you pay on time as long as you spend $500 within your first six months.
This card has no annual fee.
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