Worldpoints is BofA's own points program, so there are no Worldpoints cards from other issues. But it's a just a name for their points program. Most major card issuers have their own points programs, but each has a different name. Amex has Membership Rewards points, Chase has Ultimate Rewards points, Citi has ThankYou Points, US Bank has FlexPerks points, Barclay has Arrival points, etc, etc.

So if you want a points from another issuer, then it's going to be a different points program!

Worldpoints is sort of a dying program:

https://www.doctorofcredit.com/bank-...%A2-per-point/

But as mentioned in there, the non-business cards that earn Worldpoints (such as the Norwegian Cruise Line card and the Sandals card) don't have "Worldpoints" in the name like the business card does, but also don't provide as good a value as the business card.

Why are you against a business card (BofA business cards are easy to apply for, even if you don't have a business), and why are you against BofA yet so interested in Worldpoints?