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Madeen ranks cards for all by effective rate, using the catalog snapshot and the top card keys tied to this spend category. Compare the cards below, then check issuer terms for coding quirks, caps, and exclusions. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
LAST REVIEWED • snapshot 2026-08-01
What is the best credit card for all?
crypto.com Ruby (PLUS) leads the snapshot for all at 2%. Your best card still depends on fees, caps, and how the merchant codes. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
Which cards rank best for all?
The table below ranks the strongest cards from the category top-card list, sorted by category-specific effective rate and then popularity. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
What coding caveats matter for all?
Merchant coding, caps, and exclusions can change the answer even when a card advertises a strong headline multiplier. Always check the issuer terms for the exact merchant type. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
What is the safest fallback card?
If the category-specific card is unclear, a simple flat-rate or broadly strong backup card can be safer than chasing a narrow bonus that may not code as expected. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
Related credit cards
Ranked by Madeen effective rate in each card's strongest category. Issuer terms control current offers.
| Card | Issuer | Top category | Effective rate | Annual fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| crypto.com Ruby (PLUS) | Community Federal Savings Bank | All | 2% | $50 |
| crypto.com Jade/Indigo (PRO) | Community Federal Savings Bank | All | 2% | $300 |
| crypto.com Icy/Rose (PRIVATE) | Community Federal Savings Bank | All | 2% | $0 |
| crypto.com Obsidian (PRIVATE) | Community Federal Savings Bank | All | 2% | $0 |
| BuyPower Card | Capital One | All | 2% | $0 |
| Alliant Cashback Visa Signature | Alliant Credit Union | All | 1.5% | $0 |
| crypto.com Midnight (BASIC) | Community Federal Savings Bank | All | 1% | $0 |
| Blue Business Cash™ | American Express | All | 1% | $0 |
| Blue Business Plus | American Express | All | 0.6% | $0 |
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Frequently asked questions
Why does All have its own page?
These pages capture the top merchant or store patterns inside the Madeen catalog so you can compare the strongest matching cards without scanning every card manually. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
What if the merchant codes differently?
Use the issuer's merchant category language, because a purchase that looks like all to you may post under a different code and trigger a different card. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
Should I ignore annual fees when comparing all cards?
No. A fee card only wins when the extra rewards or credits beat the fee over the way you actually spend. Madeen shows the tradeoff directly in the table. Issuer terms control eligibility, caps, and exclusions; Madeen summarizes catalog data for comparison only.
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Madeen analysis. Data from catalog snapshot 2026-08-01. Last reviewed 2026-08-01. Reviewed by Madeen editorial review. Issuer pages control rewards, fees, benefits, and eligibility.