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Wells Fargo Launches New Welcome Offers on the One Key Credit Cards

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For those who often book trips through travel aggregators like Expedia, Hotels.com, and VRBO, those companies have a joint loyalty program called OneKey. And adding either the One Key™ Card or the One Key+™ Card to your wallet can provide even more value during your upcoming trips.

Now, both cards have new and improved welcome offers, along with some new card art. Here are all the details of new offers and how you could go about deciding which is best for you.

New Welcome Offers on Wells Fargo’s One Key Cards

In addition to brand new card art, both cards have increased welcome bonus offers for a limited time. Depending on which card you apply for, you can earn up to $600 in OneKeyCash.

New cardholders of the One Key card can earn $400 in OneKeyCash after spending $1,000 on purchases in the first three months.

One Key Card new card art February 2025
The new art for the One Key card. Image Credit: Wells Fargo

New cardholders of the One Key+ card can earn $600 in OneKeyCash after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months.

One Key+ card new art February 2025
The new art for the One Key+ card. Image Credit: Wells Fargo

Keep in mind that OneKeyCash is not redeemable for cash and can only be used to book travel on Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo through the One Key Rewards program. This is an increase of 33% over the previous welcome offers on each card, making it a great opportunity to add one of the One Key cards to your wallet.

Which One Key Card Should You Choose?

Here is a full look at what both the One Key card and One Key+ card have to offer to help you decide which is right for you.

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Benefit

One Key+™ Card

Earning Rates

  • 3% OneKeyCash with Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo
  • 3% OneKeyCash, at gas stations, grocery stores, restaurants, and food delivery
  • 1.5% OneKeyCash on all other purchases
  • 3% OneKeyCash with Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo
  • 3% OneKeyCash, at gas stations, grocery stores, restaurants, and food delivery
  • 2% OneKeyCash on all other purchases

Elite Status

One Key Silver status

One Key Gold status

Anniversary Bonus

None

$100 in OneKeyCash

Global Entry or TSA PreCheck Credit

No

Yes

Other Card Perks

  • No foreign transaction fees
  • Cellular telephone protection
  • Trip cancellation and interruption protection
  • Auto rental collision damage waiver
  • Travel accident insurance

Annual Fee

$0$99

As you can see, the One Key+ card is obviously more lucrative from a rewards and benefits perspective, but it also charges an annual fee, whereas the One Key card doesn’t.

» Related: Why the Wells Fargo One Key Card Is an Immediate Hit With My Family

Given that, determining which card is best for you really comes down to how often you book your travel through platforms like Expedia, Hotels.com, and Vrbo — as well as the value you place in the One Key+ cards additional benefits like One Key Gold status, a Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit, and the anniversary bonus.

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Learn all about the One Key Rewards program in our complete guide, including benefits you’ll get with Silver and Gold status from these credit cards.

Final Thoughts

Both the One Key card and the One Key+ card are great options to make your stays through the One Key affiliates even more rewarding. If you’ve been considering adding one of these cards to your wallet, now could be a great time to do so, given the increased welcome offers.

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