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Royal ONE Plus™ Visa Signature® ✓
United States · Credit cards · Visa Signature / EMV / Contactless · Credit
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Card typeCredit cards
TechnologyVisa Signature / EMV / Contactless
Last verifiedAugust 2026
The upgraded version of the Royal Caribbean co-branded card, with higher rewards and cruise-related benefits. The annual fee is $99. Earn rates, welcome bonus, APR, fees and benefits change, so check the official terms when applying.
Core benefits
Core benefits✈Travel pointsEarn points on travel and dining
◇Welcome bonusEarn extra rewards after meeting requirements
↻Flexible redemptionRedeem for travel, gifts and more
◎International useDesigned for travel and international spending
▣Travel protectionTravel-related benefits and support
✓Payment securitySupports mainstream secure payment features
Key features
Key features▣
Physical cardPhysical card supported
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Apple WalletAdd to Apple Wallet
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Google WalletMobile payments supported
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RechargeableNot supported
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RefundableNot supported
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Visa SignatureVisa Signature / EMV / Contactless
Card information
CountryUnited States
Card typeCredit cards
TechnologyVisa Signature / EMV / Contactless
CurrencyUSD
Physical card✓ Yes
Apple Wallet✓ Yes
Google Wallet✓ Yes
Rechargeable✗ No
Refundable✗ No
Fees
Card price$99
How to get it
Apply online from the official Bank of America product page and pass identity, income and credit checks. Before applying, review the current Pricing & Terms, welcome bonus eligibility, APR and fees.
Fees & rates
Fees & ratesCard price$99Recommended credit scoreGood or above
Frequently asked questions
View all →How do I earn the welcome bonus?›
See the issuer's latest terms and application page for specific rules.
Which partners can receive transferred points?›
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Is there a foreign transaction fee?›
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How is the annual fee charged or offset?›
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