 TITLE: How Does Credit Card Purchase Protection Work? CONTENT: Which Issuers Offer Purchase Protection?\n----------------------------------------\nFewer major credit card issuers are now offering purchase protection as a credit card perk. Also, while some card issuers may offer it on some of their credit cards, it may not be a universal benefit across all of their card options.\nThat said, here are some credit card issuers that provide purchase protection on one or more of their credit cards, usually through the issuer network that they are a part of:\n*   American Express\n*   Bank of America\n*   Capital One\n*   Chase\n*   Citi\n*   Credit One Bank\n*   U.S. Bank\n*   Wells Fargo\nAs you shop around and compare credit cards from each of these card issuers, read over each card's benefits guide, which will give you more details about what is and isn't covered, as well as the claim limits.\nThat said, it's also important to consider each card as a whole. If a card has excellent purchase protection but doesn't offer other perks you're looking for, or the best rewards for your spending habits—something that, unlike purchase protection, affects your daily usage—it may not be worth it. END