City National Bank Crystal Visa Infinite (USA); NY GA TN NV CA MA DC & MN
 

https://www.cnb.com/lending/cards/in...redit-card.asp

Airport Lounge Access
Enjoy unlimited visits to over 380 participating airport lounges in 80 countries as a member in the LOUNGE CLUB™ program. Unlike other programs, your guests are welcome to join you, at no additional access charge.

No Foreign Transaction Fees
Use your Crystal Visa Card to travel the world and you won't be charged any foreign transaction fees by us on your purchases. See Pricing Information

Triple City National Rewards® Points
Earn 1 Point for every $1 spent and earn 2 Additional Points per $1 spent on many travel and dining categories.
There's no annual cap on Points and Points do not expire as long as your account is open and the Rewards program has not ended.
Use City National Rewards Points to purchase airline tickets on most national and international carriers anytime, with no blackout dates.

Visa Signature Luxury Hotel Collection
Receive exclusive benefits with every booking at more than 900 properties worldwide, including room upgrades, late checkout, and more.6
Trip Cancellation/Interruption Insurance
Know that if your trip is cancelled or interrupted due to a covered reason, you will be reimbursed for your scheduled airline passenger fare up to $5,000.

Crystal Card Concierge
A 24/7 concierge at your fingertips. Use City National Rewards Points for credit toward an airline ticket and receive customized assistance with hotel and restaurant reservations and virtually any personal or business requests. Just pick up the phone and call the dedicated, toll-free Crystal Card Concierge number – anytime, from anywhere in the world.

Crystal Experiences
Exclusive once-in-a-lifetime experiences not usually available to the general public, including access to purchase House Seats for Broadway shows through The Broadway League.9 Past offers have included:
Premium orchestral level house tickets to "The Book of Mormon" at the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles, CA.
Lower level professional basketball game tickets to the Golden State Warriors in Oakland, CA.

Annual Fee
None first year. After that, $400


Does anyone have any experience with this card or bank?
They are limited to only 5 states (CA, NV, NY, TN, and GA) and you have to apply in person at one of their branches.
Some notable benefits include free Lounge Club membership with unlimited visits and no foreign transaction fees.
The annual fee is waived the first year but I'm not sure how likely they are to waive it after that.

City National Bank Crystal Visa
 

Soon to be Royal Bank of Canada...

hopefully they are confused lol.

Its a Visa Infinite Card too!

Whoa.

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https://www.cnb.com/images/Crystal-Card.png

$250 airline credit and GE reimbursement as well. Also a free CLEAR membership.

The card sounds like it's chip and signature with a backup PIN (like Barclay's) according to https://www.cnb.com/lending/cards/chipcards-faq.asp. That would really suck if kiosk transactions outside the US didn't earn points though.

Is this the only Visa Infinite card in USA?

As far as I can tell, yup.

Nice.

Are the US Visa Infinite benefits similar to those in other countries? There appears to be no specific US website for it.

A few PR based banks have Infinite cards. I have a BPPR AAdvantage Infinite card.

My understanding is that Puerto Rico banks only accept credit card applications from Puerto Rico. I don't know if USA banks accept credit card applications from Puerto Rico, but given the former, I would not classify PR as USA when talking about credit cards...

Many USA based banks accept applications from PR (Chase, Citi, Amex, Discover, BoA/Fidelity, many CUs), and those that don't will allow you to keep your accounts open (like my Cap1 Quicksilver and my Barclays AA Aviator).

PR banks "don't" accept applications from non PR residents, but they will allow you to keep an account open if you move off island. I use "don't", because I know of a handful posters on this board that applied BPPR AAdvantage cards for the bonus, and were able to get them.

Furthermore PR banks are FDIC members and pull US credit reports (generally TU, but a few EQ/EX pullers exist).

Does anyone have any experience with airline related charges reimbursement yet?