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Wells Fargo has a new Autograph credit card in the works. Here's what's official, and what's just a rumor.

Katherine Fan   

Wells Fargo has a new Autograph credit card in the works. Here's what's official, and what's just a rumor.
  • Wells Fargo is launching the Autograph Journey Visa credit card sometime in 2024.
  • The Autograph Journey card will offer strong rewards and eventually add transfer partners.

Wells Fargo is officially launching a new Autograph credit card in 2024 — but what you've heard about this product so far might not be accurate.

The Wells Fargo Autograph Journey will be a new Visa product available to consumers sometime next year, according to a direct confirmation from the credit card issuer.

Rumors about this particular card have been swirling this week, but Wells Fargo told Personal Finance Insider that the official rewards-earning structure on the Autograph Journey will be more robust than the speculation suggests.

While Wells Fargo did not elaborate on the specifics, Personal Finance Insider learned that the Autograph Journey will carry an annual fee, which typically means better benefits for consumers willing to foot the cost.

Furthermore, Wells Fargo will not be announcing Autograph card transfer partners for hotels and airlines in 2023. "We want to make sure we get it right for customers," said Nicole Dye-Anderson, SVP and Head of Media Relations for Wells Fargo.

If you're interested in expanding your wallet to include a Wells Fargo product, you can always turn to the Wells Fargo Autograph℠ Card - Product Name Only. This no-annual-fee credit card comes with generous 3x rewards on purchases at restaurants, gas stations, travel, phone plans, transit, and popular streaming services. You'll also earn Wells Fargo Autograph℠ Card - Intro Bonus.

You can also check out Personal Finance Insider's guide to the best Wells Fargo credit cards.



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