DCU Visa Platinum Secured Credit Card
Secured credit cardsA secured Visa credit card for establishing or rebuilding credit through responsible use. DCU advertises no annual or foreign transaction fee.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- No annual fee
- No foreign transaction fee
Cons
- Credit union membership and approval are required
- A secured account requires eligible collateral; confirm the amount before applying
Generated from the provider's published terms and reviewed against official sources.
Eligibility and application requirements
U.S. address: Not confirmed
Residency and other conditions: Membership and credit approval requirements apply. DCU and First Tech now operate as divisions of First Technology Federal Credit Union. Confirm collateral, SSN/ITIN acceptance and eligibility directly with DCU. Reviewed 2026-10-12. Official source: https://www.dcu.org/borrow/credit-cards/visa-platinum-secured-credit-card.html
Geographic restrictions: Not confirmed. Confirm availability in your state.
Product review: 03 Nov 2026. Source retrieval dates below are separate from editorial verification. An accepted ITIN does not establish residency eligibility.
Compare secured credit cards requirements and costs · How we assess published requirements
Rewards
Not confirmed
What you need to apply
- Eligible residential address in the U.S. · Minimum age: 18+
- Credit approval required; paying the security deposit does not guarantee approval.
- SSN: Not confirmed
- ITIN / alternative ID: Not confirmed
Credit check
Not confirmed — Hard inquiry inferred from issuer guidance.
How the security deposit works
- Required deposit: Not confirmed
- Funds remain unavailable for spending or withdrawal while pledged.
- Deposit return / upgrade to an unsecured card is subject to review.
Remaining costs
No additional reviewed fees are currently listed.
Official sources
- OfficialPage — checked · View source
- OfficialPage — checked · View source
Verification notes
Last reviewed: 3 Nov 2026. Details are based on the provider’s published materials at that time.
This information is educational and does not guarantee eligibility or approval. The provider makes the final decision.
