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Fanatics and American Express Unveil Over 500 Trading Card-Inspired Designs

Inspired by Topps trading cards, the new credit card designs feature athletes from the NBA, NFL, UFC, and WWE.

Three men pose, one holding a basketball card featuring a Knicks player. They wear casual hoodies and stand against a patterned background.
Fanatics x American Express

Fanatics has partnered with American Express for the Fanatics American Express Card, allowing consumers to flaunt their favorite athletes with over 500 credit card designs inspired by Topps trading cards.

The new cards boast over 500 designs featuring athletes from the NBA, the NFL, the UFC, and WWE. The designs feature the likes of Karl-Anthony Towns, Joe Burrow, Luka Dončiċ, Rhea Ripley, and Anthony Edwards, among others. The credit card will allow consumers to earn FanCash, the loyalty currency of Fanatics, on everyday spending. The rewards can be redeemed on a variety of merch and tickets, including apparel, trading cards, and access to events, including Fanatics Fest.

To coincide with the launch of the credit card, Fanatics recruited New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns to promote it.

“I love that this Card gives fans and collectors like me a chance to get FanCash for things we already love doing—buying cards, gear, tickets. And the designs are awesome—there’s really nothing else like it,” said KAT.

Benefits of the card include earning five percent FanCash on purchases within the Fanatics ecosystem, eight percent on purchases made via the Fanatics app, and two percent on purchases everywhere else. There’s also the chance to receive $100 in FanCash after spending $1,000 in the first 90 days of having the card, and an additional $100 in FanCash for spending $5,000 a month for the following 12 months. You can also get exclusive Fanatics Fest benefits, presale access to select Topps releases, and the usual American Express Network benefits for no annual fee.

Check out some pictures of the available card designs below, and join the waitlist to get the card here.

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