Credit Cards for Limited / No Credit

A "limited credit" rating indicates that you have had very little credit in your name and lack the established credit history required for approval by many credit card issuers. Similarly, a credit rating of "no credit" indicates that you have never had a credit card or loan reported on your credit history, thus limiting your options for obtaining your first credit card. See below for today's top credit card and prepaid credit card offers available to those with limited/no credit, along with links to each card's secure online application.

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OpenSky® Secured Visa® Credit Card
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  • No credit check necessary to apply. OpenSky believes in giving an opportunity to everyone.
  • The refundable* deposit you provide becomes your credit line limit on your Visa card. Choose it yourself, from as low as $200.
  • Build credit quickly. OpenSky reports to all 3 major credit bureaus.
  • 99% of our customers who started without a credit score earned a credit score record with the credit bureaus in as little as 6 months.
  • We have a Facebook community of people just like you; there is a forum for shared experiences, and insights from others on our Facebook Fan page. (Search "OpenSky Card" in Facebook.)
  • OpenSky provides credit tips and a dedicated credit education page on our website to support you along the way.
  • *View our Cardholder Agreement located at the bottom of the application page for details of the card
Intro - Purchases
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Intro - Balance Transfer
N/A
Regular APR
17.39% (variable)
Annual Fee
$35
Credit Needed
No credit check
Group One Platinum Card
Group one platinum
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  • Instant Approval / $750 Credit Line!
  • No Employment or Credit Check
  • Reports to Major Credit Bureau
  • Bad Credit, No Credit? No Problem!
  • Fast and Easy Application
Intro - Purchases
N/A
Intro - Balance Transfer
N/A
Regular APR
0% APR
Annual Fee
See website for Details*
Credit Needed
Damaged Credit to Fair Credit