RMO

RMO Credit Card

A revolving line of credit, built into your RMO Bank relationship. Tap, swipe, or shop online — every purchase runs on the RMO network and posts straight to your RMO credit account.

Issued by RMO Bank Runs on the RMO Network Member Rewards
Our Network

A credit card on our own rails.

Most banks issue credit cards on Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover. We don't. RMO operates its own card network — so the card, the rails it rides on, and the bank extending the credit line are all part of the same company.

The RMO Network

Every RMO Credit Card transaction is authorized, routed, and settled on the RMO network — operated by RMO Corporation. No third-party network sits between you and your lender.

Issued by RMO Bank

Cards are issued by RMO Bank, the lending and deposit subsidiary of RMO Corporation, pursuant to a license from RMO Corporation to use the RMO card network and brand.

Not Visa, MC, AmEx, or Discover

RMO is its own card network. We do not operate on Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover. Look for the RMO network mark at participating merchants.

Features

What your card does for you.

Everyday credit tools and member rewards, built into your RMO Bank credit account.

Member Rewards

Earn points or cash back on eligible purchases. Redeem for statement credit, gift cards, or special member offers in MyRMO.

Competitive APR

Variable purchase APRs benchmarked to U.S. Prime, with introductory offers available on select cards. Pay in full each cycle to avoid interest on new purchases.

Zero-Liability Fraud Protection

Verified unauthorized transactions are covered when reported promptly. Real-time alerts and instant card lock in MyRMO stop fraud the moment it happens.

Digital Card Controls

Lock and unlock the card, set spending limits, schedule payments, change your PIN, and order a replacement — all from MyRMO on web or mobile.

Why RMO

One company, one card, one credit line.

When the issuer and the network are the same company, the chain is shorter — and so are the surprises.

One Place for Disputes

The lender and the network are both RMO. Charge disputes go directly through RMO Bank — no finger-pointing between an issuer and an external network.

No Hidden Network Fees

Because RMO is its own network, the interchange and routing fees you'd normally fund through merchant prices stay inside the RMO family.

Credit Reporting

RMO Bank reports your credit card activity to the major U.S. credit bureaus, so responsible use helps you build a stronger credit profile over time.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Whose card network does the RMO Credit Card run on?

The RMO Credit Card runs on the RMO network. It is not a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover card. RMO Corporation operates its own proprietary card network, and RMO Bank issues credit cards on that network pursuant to a license from RMO Corporation.

Who issues the RMO Credit Card?

The RMO Credit Card is issued by RMO Bank, the banking subsidiary of RMO Corporation, pursuant to a license from RMO Corporation. RMO Bank is the lender of record on the credit account, and RMO Corporation is the operator of the RMO card network.

Where can I use my RMO Credit Card?

You can use your RMO Credit Card at every merchant, ATM, and online checkout that accepts the RMO network, including in-person tap-to-pay, magnetic stripe, chip, and online card-not-present transactions. Acceptance is expanding — check the merchant locator in MyRMO for nearby participating merchants.

Which RMO Credit Cards are available?

RMO Bank offers a range of credit card tiers — including MyCashRewards, MyVelocity, MyTitan, and MyInfinity — with different reward structures, credit limits, annual fees, and benefits. Compare them on the Personal Credit Cards page or in MyRMO before applying.

How does APR work on an RMO Credit Card?

Each RMO Credit Card carries a purchase APR, a cash-advance APR, and (where offered) a balance-transfer APR. APR is variable and based on the U.S. Prime Rate plus a margin tied to the card tier and your creditworthiness at the time of approval. Interest is not charged on new purchases when the statement balance is paid in full by the payment due date each cycle. See the Cardholder Agreement and rate disclosure for the rates that apply to your account.

How do I lock, replace, or report my card lost or stolen?

Log in to MyRMO on the web or mobile app and go to Card Management under your credit card account. From there you can instantly lock or unlock your card, set travel notices, change your PIN, and order a replacement if the card is lost, stolen, or damaged. Zero-liability protection applies to verified unauthorized transactions reported promptly.

Support

How can we help?

Have questions about your credit card? We've got you covered.

Issuer & Network. The RMO Credit Card is issued by RMO Bank pursuant to a license from RMO Corporation and may be used wherever the RMO network is accepted. The RMO card network is operated by RMO Corporation. RMO is not affiliated with, and the RMO Credit Card does not operate on, the Visa, Mastercard, American Express, or Discover networks.

Credit terms. All credit cards are subject to credit approval and identity verification. APRs, credit limits, annual fees, and rewards structures vary by card tier and are determined based on your creditworthiness at the time of approval. APRs are variable and adjust with changes in the U.S. Prime Rate as published in the Wall Street Journal. See the Cardholder Agreement, rate & fee schedule, and rewards terms for the specific terms that apply to your account.

Not a deposit product. Credit cards are an extension of credit by RMO Bank and are not deposit accounts. They are not insured by the FDIC. The deposit-insurance protections that apply to RMO Bank checking and savings accounts do not extend to credit balances or rewards balances on the RMO Credit Card.

Terms subject to change. Terms are accurate as of 2026-05-12 and may change at any time consistent with applicable law and the Cardholder Agreement. Late or missed payments may result in additional fees and may be reported to the major credit bureaus.
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