Rogers Bank · Mastercard · Cash back

Reviewed 2026-07-06 · By The Points Standard editorial team

Rogers Red World Elite Mastercard

7.1/10 · StrongNo annual fee

The benchmark no-fee card. 2% everywhere for free is the number every paid card has to beat.

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Standard Score breakdown — Strong

Six weighted components, each rated 0–10. "Contributes" is the rating × weight — add all six and you get the 7.08/10 Standard Score above.

Component (weight)RatingContributes
First-year value (30%)
6.01.80
Ongoing value (20%)
8.01.60
Flexibility (15%)
7.01.05
Perk usability (15%)
6.50.97
Low friction (10%)
8.50.85
Strategic fit (10%)
8.00.80

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The numbers

Annual feeNone
Welcome bonusModest signup bonus for new cardholders (offers vary)
Est. bonus value$60
First-year net value$360

Earn rates

USD purchases3%
Everything else (1.5x for Rogers/Fido customers)2%

Why it earns its score

  • 2% flat cash back with no annual fee — the best free card in Canada
  • 3% on USD purchases offsets the 2.5% FX fee, making US spend net-positive
  • World Elite perks (lounge network membership, insurance) on a $0 card

Where it loses points

  • $15,000 minimum annual income-spend requirements for World Elite status
  • Redemption traditionally tied to Rogers bills or specific windows — check current terms

Who it's for

Anyone's default no-fee card — and specifically for US-dollar spending, where it effectively erases FX fees.

Who should skip it

You can't meet World Elite spend requirements, or you want points rather than cash.

Included insurance

Travel medical (10 days) · Rental car coverage · Purchase protection

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Source: issuer card page · Last reviewed 2026-07-06. Details change often — confirm current terms with the issuer before applying.