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IHG One Rewards Traveler Credit Card

Now listed as the IHG One Rewards Credit Card. Same no-fee position in the family.

RenamedPartly verified

Issuer: ChaseLast updated

Status

The no-fee IHG card is now listed simply as the IHG One Rewards Credit Card. Our source's current IHG line-up contains no card called Traveler; the no-fee product appears under the shorter name. This page is kept because the Traveler name is still in wide circulation.

At a glance

Annual fee$0The no-fee IHG card carries a $0 annual fee.
Welcome offer125,000 IHG One Rewards points$2,000 in 3 months
IssuerChase
Rewards programIHG One Rewards
Foreign transaction feeNot confirmed

Welcome offer

125,000 IHG One Rewards points after $2,000 of spending within 3 months.

Offer ends November 18, 2026

Offer shown for the no-fee IHG One Rewards Credit Card. Reported to end 18 November 2026.

Offers vary. Welcome offers on this card can differ by applicant, by referral and by the link you apply through. The figure above is what our source showed on the date given, not a guarantee of what you will be offered.

Earning rates

Not verified. We could not confirm this card's earning rates against a page we could read during this build, so none are listed. We would rather leave this blank than print a number we have not checked. The issuer's own product page has the current rates.

Benefits and credits

  • No annual fee

Restrictions worth knowing

  • Chase 5/24 applies.
  • We did not find a Chase page confirming the rename directly, so treat the name change as reported rather than confirmed.

How to use it well

  • 125,000 points for $2,000 of spending on a no-fee card is a strong entry point into IHG.
  • If you take four-night award stays, the Premier's fourth-night-free benefit is worth the step up.

Sources and freshness

What we checked: The absence of a 'Traveler' card and the presence of a no-fee IHG One Rewards Credit Card at 125,000 points both come from The Points Guy, read 2 November 2026. The rename is inferred from that line-up, not confirmed by Chase.

Last updated: November 2, 2026.

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