Credit cards that earn Amazon Points
1 card in the researched lineup earn Amazon Points. Redemption options and the value of a point are set by the programme itself, so check its official page alongside the card.
Amazon
How Amazon Points works
- Run by
- Amazon Japan
- What a point is worth
- 1 point=¥1 on eligible Amazon.co.jp purchases
How you earn
- Earning rule
- Card-specific; Amazon Mastercard rate depends on Prime status/Amazon vs convenience-store vs other spend
- Programme bonuses
- Higher Amazon rate for Prime and named convenience stores; campaigns
- Spend that earns
- Eligible card shopping
- Spend that earns less, or nothing
- Fees, cash advances and designated Amazon/card transactions
- Caps, registration and thresholds
- Prime status and merchant identification determine rate
- Expiry
- Amazon account rules apply; activity generally extends ordinary points
Using your points
- What points can be used for
- Eligible Amazon.co.jp purchases
- Statement credit or cash
- No general card bill credit
- Shopping and merchants
- Amazon.co.jp closed-loop use
- Airlines and travel
- None directly
- Hotels
- None directly
- Transit and e-money
- None directly
- Partner points and gifts
- No standard outward transfer
- Investing and charity
- No
- Highest-value route
- Amazon purchases at ¥1 per point
Programme rules published by smbc-card.com · Recorded from official material on 2026-08-17.Official program rule + card product page; temporary campaigns excluded unless labeled
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231 cards and 391 network variants recorded from official issuer lineup and product pages as of 2026-08-16. Fees, benefits and campaigns change — check the issuer page before applying.
