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What is a secured credit card?

A secured credit card is a credit card that requires a security deposit, which is held as collateral in a savings account. The deposit in the savings account “secures” the credit line for the card.

A secured credit card helps you build or rebuild your credit, whether that means growing your credit history or improving your credit score by making on-time payments. Establishing good credit is an important step to reaching financial goals, like buying a car or house, or paying for higher education.

Plus, with the TD Cash Secured Card, you can earn Cash Back on purchases*, so you get the benefit of earning rewards while building credit.

How it works

Grow your credit history or improve your credit score while earning rewards like Cash Back.

  • Your savings account secures your credit card
    When you apply for the TD Cash Secured Card, you'll also open a TD Simple Savings account to hold your security deposit.2 This means money in the savings account is held as collateral for the card
  • Your savings deposit is your credit line
    Once approved for the secured card, you'll open a TD Simple Savings account and have 15 days to deposit funds. These funds will be your credit line. So if you deposit $300, the limit on your card will be $300
  • Your savings account will be frozen, so don't overfund it
    Only deposit the amount you are approved for. If you are approved for $300 and deposit $700, your credit line will still be $300
  • Once you fund your card, you'll receive it in the mail
    When your savings account is opened, funded and frozen, TD Bank will mail your new secured card to you. Activate it and start building your credit
  • Use it just like any credit card
    Make purchases and earn rewards, all with the same convenience and security of a TD Bank Credit Card. Then, pay your bill each month
  • The key is to pay your balance on time each month
    If you use and maintain the card and keep it in good standing, you may be eligible to graduate to an unsecured TD Bank Credit Card2

Find out how to build or repair your credit

Understanding your credit score & report

Learn about your credit score and what steps you can take to improve it
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Building a good credit score

Learn how to build and improve your credit
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Credit scores & reports interactive guide

Get information on your credit score, how it’s calculated and how to protect it
Find out more3

Rates and fees for TD Cash Secured Credit Card

Rates and fees for TD Cash Secured Credit Card
Rates and fees
What you pay
Credit Line
$300–$5,000
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for Purchases
24.74% variable APR
APR for Balance Transfers
24.74% variable APR
Balance Transfer Fee
$5 or 3% of transfer whichever amount is greater
Minimum Interest Charge
$1
APR for Cash Advances
26.99% variable APR
Cash Advance Fee
$10 or 5% of advance whichever amount is greater
Annual Fee
$29 annual fee*
Foreign Transaction Fee
$0
Late Payment
Up to $37

Need more information?

Take a look at our terms and conditions or the Personal Credit Card Agreement for TD Cash Secured Credit Card.

Benefits with your TD Cash Secured Card

Digital Wallet

Add your TD cards to your mobile device to simplify your online, in-store and in-app purchases
Find out how

Visa Zero Liability4

Enjoy Visa security on purchases, plus protection against unauthorized charges
Find out more3

Instant credit card replacement

If your card is lost or stolen, get an immediate replacement at a TD Bank
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Contactless Payments

Learn more about the convenience and security of contactless payments
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Already have a TD Credit Card?

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Apply for a TD Cash Secured Card

In person

Visit a TD Bank near you to apply and open a TD Simple Savings account.

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