A co-branded credit card is sponsored by two parties. Typically one is a retailer -- such as a department store, gas retailer or airline. The other is a bank or card network such as Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. With co-branded credit cards, cardholders may get merchandise discounts or rewards points when they buy from the sponsor [..]

A dual marketed credit card by a bank and consumer brand. Examples include airline mile credit cards or department store credit cards.

A Co-branded card is a card issued by a licensed card issuer which bears the design of a third party company.

It is a special type of credit card which is sponsored by bot h the credit card issuing company and the participating retail company or vendor. Co-branded credit card carries special deals and savings from the participating merchants.

A card issued by a financial institution in association with a commercial company or merchant, typically bearing the brand of both.