Meridian Credit Union Credit Cards

Take advantage of great Meridian Credit Union credit card offers today.

Types of Meridian credit cards

Meridian is Canada’s third largest credit union and the largest in Ontario, offering a variety of personal credit cards that come with great rewards and perks. This includes everything from travel rewards credit cards to cash back credit cards. Meridian offers the following types of credit cards:

Cash back credit cards
Travel credit cards
US dollar credit cards

Meridian credit card rewards

Meridian credit cards offer a very flexible rewards program. You can use your Meridian credit card rewards points for the following:

Travel/US rewards: You can spend your money and earn travel points that can be redeemed on travel rewards, merchandise or event tickets. You can also earn rewards when you use your card in the US and shopping online in US dollars.

Visa Infinite series: Visa Infinite Cash Back and Visa Infinite Travel are part of a category of Visa cards with great perks. Specifically 24-hour concierge, luxury hotel collection, world-class dining, and wine country program.

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