Bank of America

World Wildlife Fund

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World Wildlife Fund3%
Dining at 3%No annual fee
Top 81% for Dining
Highest earn rate in Dining at 3% effective value

The World Wildlife Fund from Bank of America earns up to 3% effective value on dining in Madeen's catalog snapshot. It has no annual fee.

Top category
Dining
Effective value
3%
Annual fee
$0
World Wildlife Fund card art

Best for dining-heavy spend when you want to avoid an annual fee; confirm issuer terms before applying. Best for spenders who put meaningful volume in dining and can earn 3% back.

Madeen analysis

What does the World Wildlife Fund earn in each category?

Dining is the strongest category at 3% effective value (3% back). That dining rate ranks higher than about 81% of the 2,850 cards we track in that category. The five-category effective-rate table on this page shows how World Wildlife Fund compares across dining, grocery, gas, travel, and other spend. Catalog spend signals highlight music and audio at 3x among the.

Dining is the strongest category at 3% effective value (3% back). That dining rate ranks higher than about 81% of the 2,850 cards we track in that category. The five-category effective-rate table on this page shows how World Wildlife Fund compares across dining, grocery, gas, travel, and other spend.

Category Earn rate Effective value
Dining
Restaurants, cafes, takeout
3% back 3% Top category
Grocery
Supermarkets and grocery stores
2% back 2%
Gas
Gas stations and fuel
3% back 3%
Travel
Flights, hotels, transit
1% back 1%
Other
General everyday spend
2% back 2%

Madeen values cash back at about 1 cents each. Madeen compares every card using this cash-equivalent estimate while still showing the raw earn rate for context.

Reward rules

What are the World Wildlife Fund reward caps and conditions?

The World Wildlife Fund has 2 notable cap or condition rule(s) in Madeen's catalog, including activation windows, spend limits, and category exclusions. Review each bullet below before assuming unlimited earn rates.

  • Automatic 2% cash back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs. Earn 3% and 2% cash back on the first $2,500 in combined purchases each quarter in the choice category, and at grocery stores and wholesale clubs, then earn unlimited 1% thereafter. Capped at $2500 per quarter.
  • Choose which category you want to earn 3% cash back in: gas and EV charging stations; online shopping, including cable, internet, phone plans and streaming; dining; travel; drug stores and pharmacies; or home improvement and furnishings. Earn 3% and 2% cash back on the first $2,500 in combined purchases each quarter in the choice category, and at grocery stores and wholesale clubs, then earn unlimited 1% thereafter. Capped at $2500 per quarter.
Madeen take

Who should get the World Wildlife Fund?

The World Wildlife Fund fits spenders who put meaningful volume in dining and can earn 3% back. Best for spenders who put meaningful volume in dining and can earn 3% back.

World Wildlife Fund fits spenders who put meaningful volume in dining and can earn 3% back. Madeen ranks its dining effective rate higher than about 81% of the catalog in that category. Compare it against cards you already carry with Madeen — no bank login required.

Best for spenders who put meaningful volume in dining and can earn 3% back.

Foreign transaction fees make it weaker for international spend.

Best for dining-heavy spend when you want to avoid an annual fee; confirm issuer terms before applying.

Pros

  • Strongest Madeen category is dining at about 3% effective (3% back).
  • That dining rate ranks higher than about 81% of cards we track in the category.
  • No annual fee in our catalog snapshot.

Cons

  • Charges $3 foreign transaction fees.
Fees

Does the World Wildlife Fund have an annual fee?

The World Wildlife Fund has an annual fee of $0 and a foreign transaction fee of $3. Confirm current fees on the issuer page before applying.

Annual fee
$0
Foreign transaction fee
$3

Common questions about the World Wildlife Fund

Where do cardholders spend most with the World Wildlife Fund?

Madeen's RewardsCC catalog snapshot shows the strongest bonus categories on music and audio (3x), tv and movies (3x), coffee (3x) for the World Wildlife Fund. These are anonymized issuer category signals, not individual cardholder transactions. Route everyday spend through categories that match your habits, then compare effective rates with Madeen at checkout.

Does the World Wildlife Fund have an annual fee?

The World Wildlife Fund carries an annual fee of $0 in Madeen's catalog snapshot. Issuer terms can change, so confirm the current fee on the issuer's site before you apply. Madeen does not predict approval or prequalification.

What category earns the most with the World Wildlife Fund?

Dining is the strongest Madeen category for the World Wildlife Fund at about 3% effective value, based on our catalog snapshot and standard point valuations. Other categories are listed in the effective-rate table on this page.

Does the World Wildlife Fund charge foreign transaction fees?

The World Wildlife Fund charges a foreign transaction fee of $3 in our catalog snapshot. Check issuer terms before international spend because rates and fee waivers can change.

What credit score do you need for the World Wildlife Fund?

Madeen's catalog lists a typical credit range of Good for the World Wildlife Fund. Issuers decide approval using their own criteria; Madeen does not predict approval odds or prequalification.

How do you redeem rewards on the World Wildlife Fund?

Rewards on the World Wildlife Fund post as cash back. Redemption value depends on how you use cash back (statement credit, travel, transfers, or issuer portals). Madeen shows effective cash-equivalent rates using standard valuations.

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How does the World Wildlife Fund compare to similar cards?

Compare the World Wildlife Fund against AMSA Customized Cash Rewards Card (3% on Dining, $0 fee); Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards (3% on Dining, $0 fee); Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards for Students (3% on Dining, $0 fee). Madeen ranks effective value by category and annual fee using the same catalog snapshot dated 2026-05-01.

CardTop categoryEffective valueAnnual fee
World Wildlife Fund
This card
Dining3%$0
Dining3%$0
Dining3%$0
Dining3%$0
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Dining3%$0
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Catalog snapshot 2026-05-01
Updated 2026-06-25
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