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The U.S. Bank Business Altitude™ Connect World Elite Mastercard® provides smart solutions and powerful rewards for growing businesses on the move.

With business travel on the rebound, U.S. Bank recently announced the first of its new card offerings for 2023. Designed for small businesses, the U.S. Bank Business Altitude™ Connect World Elite Mastercard® makes it easier, and more rewarding, for businesses to run their operations from their home location or on the move. 

“We created Business Altitude Connect Mastercard with road warriors in mind – those people and companies that are going places with a mission to grow their business,” said Steve Mattics, head of Retail Payment Solutions. “Small businesses can now make the most of their travel spend with Business Altitude Connect Mastercard’s unique offering of 5x rewards on prepaid car and hotel bookings via the U.S. Bank Rewards Center and 4x rewards for other travel expenses – such as airfare and hotels, gas and electric vehicle charging.” 

Smart solutions for small businesses

The Business Altitude™ Connect Mastercard®, along with our full suite of integrated payments and banking solutions, powers the potential of our business clients. This rewards-rich travel card complements other products and services they have with U.S. Bank, such as a checking account or loan, or merchant processing through Elavon. Cardmembers can also track business spending, easily add and manage employee card accounts, and set account alerts to help manage fees, statements and potential fraud activity - all from the U.S. Bank mobile app.

“Our clients own and operate their business because they have a passion for what they do,” said Lynn Heitman, head of Business Banking Segment and Strategy for U.S. Bank. “By giving our clients tools, like this new card, that make it easier to manage and run their business, we are helping them achieve their dreams. As their trusted financial partner, this is another way we are here to give our clients support – along with meaningful rewards that suit the way they run their business.”