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Zolve Azpire Credit Builder Card

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Zolve's old secured builder card. Zolve now offers only its unsecured U.S. Credit Card to new applicants.

★ 6.4/10ZolvepersonalCash Back
DiscontinuedBest for: Nobody new, the card is no longer offered

Welcome Bonus

None recorded

Last recorded offer

Spend Requirement

None recorded

Last recorded requirement

Annual Fee

$0

Last recorded · No FTF

Credit Score

No

US credit history required (no SSN needed)

Common Questions

Is the Zolve Azpire Credit Builder Card discontinued?

Yes. No longer offered to new applicants: Zolve's product menu and credit card page list only the unsecured Zolve U.S. Credit Card (no SSN needed, no security deposit, up to $15,000 limit, rewards in ZPoints); the Azpire builder card no longer appears. Zolve's old secured builder card. Zolve now offers only its unsecured U.S. Credit Card to new applicants.

What can I use instead of the Zolve Azpire Credit Builder Card?

The closest open alternatives we track are the Chase Sapphire Preferred, Capital One Savor, Chase Freedom Unlimited. Each links to our full review with its current offer and complete breakdown.

Open Alternatives

The Zolve Azpire Credit Builder Card is no longer open to new applicants. Compare these cards for a similar use.

Capital One Savor card art

Terms checked 2026-10-23

No-annual-fee cash back on eligible food, entertainment and streaming purchases

$200 bonus (≈$200)AF: $0Rating: 8.5/10

Historical Offers Chart

Dated offer history for this discontinued product.

No numeric welcome bonus recorded

This product has no points- or cash-denominated offer to plot. Dated no-offer observations, non-points benefits, corrections, and primary-source links remain preserved in the table below.

ObservedOfferRequirementWhat changedEvidence
2026-10-12$0No recorded spendTerms reconfirmedNo longer offered to new applicants: Zolve's product menu and credit card page list only the unsecured Zolve U.S. Credit Card (no SSN needed, no security deposit, up to $15,000 limit, rewards in ZPoints); the Azpire builder card no longer appearsZolve U.S. Credit Card page and product menu →
2026-06$0No recorded spendEarliest recordNo welcome offerArchive record · no attached snapshot

Primary-source verification log

Append-only evidence ledger
  1. changed

    Marked discontinued: Zolve's product menu, credit card page, FAQ and sitemap list only the unsecured Zolve U.S. Credit Card; Azpire no longer appears on the official site.

    Fields: discontinued, tagline, cons, ourTake, bestFor, applyUrl

    Zolve U.S. Credit Card page and product menu →

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Last Recorded Earning Rates

These terms are historical context and are not presented as current.

  • 1xAll eligible purchasesEarned as points redeemable for gift cards

Last Recorded Credits

No statement credits, this card wins on earn rates, not coupons.

Last Recorded Benefits

Confirm availability and enrollment requirements with the issuer.

  • ✦No annual fee, no interest, no late fees, and no credit check
  • ✦Applies with passport and visa documents, no SSN required
  • ✦Checking account funds back the card so overspending is impossible
  • ✦Reports to all three credit bureaus
  • ✦Eligible to upgrade to the unsecured Zolve Credit Card after about four months of good standing

Why it earns its spot

  • +Application can start from abroad before arriving in the US
  • +1% back is real rewards for a no-fee builder
  • +Clear upgrade path to an unsecured Zolve card

Where it costs you

  • −No longer offered: Zolve's site lists only its unsecured U.S. Credit Card for new applicants
  • −Requires a Zolve checking account as the hub
  • −Points redemption is limited to gift cards with a minimum threshold

The Compound Verdict

The Azpire builder card is gone from Zolve's lineup. Zolve's product menu and credit card page now offer only the unsecured Zolve U.S. Credit Card, which still applies with a passport instead of an SSN, needs no security deposit, and advertises limits up to $15,000 with rewards paid as ZPoints. New arrivals should evaluate that card, not this one.

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