Wells Fargo discontinued the Attune. Here's the card that replaces it for your spending.

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The highest-rate overlap — and it beats Attune where it counts.

Lets you pick TWO 5% categories each quarter (on up to $2,000 in combined purchases), and several of them line up directly with the Attune: gyms & fitness centers, sporting goods stores, and TV/internet/streaming are all selectable 5% categories. If your Attune spend was concentrated in a couple of those, this earns more than the Attune's 4% did — you just re-select each quarter.

Best for the entertainment & streaming slice.

Earns 3% on dining, entertainment, popular streaming services, and grocery, with no annual fee. It doesn't cover Attune's odder categories (pets, fitness, thrift), but for anyone whose Attune spend was mostly entertainment and streaming, it's the cleanest no-fee swap.

The simplest strict upgrade if your spend was scattered.

Flat 2% on everything, no categories to track, no annual fee. The Attune only paid 1% outside its bonus bundle, so if your spending was spread across many of its categories rather than concentrated in one, a flat 2% card quietly earns more overall — and keeps you inside Wells Fargo.

You spent most on streaming & entertainment

→ Capital One SavorOne (or U.S. Bank Cash+)

SavorOne pays 3% on both with no fee. If streaming alone dominated, Cash+ can put a 5% category on TV/internet/streaming instead.

You spent most on the gym, fitness or sporting goods

→ U.S. Bank Cash+

Gyms/fitness and sporting goods stores are both selectable 5% categories — higher than the Attune's 4%, no annual fee.

You spent most on pet supplies or beauty

→ Citi Strata, or a flat-2% card

These are the hardest to replace — few cards bonus them. Citi Strata pays 3% on your top eligible category each cycle, which can catch one of them; otherwise a flat 2% no-fee card beats the Attune's 1% base.

You spent most on EV charging or transit

→ Citi Strata

Standing 3% on transit each billing cycle, plus 3% on your top category. A dedicated gas/EV card can also work if charging was the bulk of it.

Your spending's all over the place

→ Wells Fargo Active Cash / Citi Double Cash

Flat 2% on everything, no annual fee, nothing to track — the honest pick when no single Attune category dominated.

Is the Wells Fargo Attune being discontinued?

It already has been, for new applicants — Wells Fargo closed the Attune to new applications on June 15, 2026. It has not been cancelled for people who already hold it, who keep the card and continue earning its 4% categories.

What is the Wells Fargo Attune?

The Wells Fargo Attune was a no-annual-fee cashback card built around a self-care, wellness and sustainability theme. It paid a flat 4% back on an unusually broad lifestyle bundle — beauty and personal care, gyms and fitness, sporting goods, entertainment, streaming, pet supplies, gardening, campgrounds, EV charging, transit and thrift stores — plus 1% on everything else. Wells Fargo closed it to new applicants on June 15, 2026.

Will I lose my Attune card?

No. If you already have the Attune, nothing changes right now — you keep the no-fee 4% bonus categories and can keep using the card as normal. The closure only affects new applicants.

What card replaced the Attune?

Wells Fargo has not named a direct replacement. The Attune was unusual — a no-fee card paying a flat 4% across a broad self-care and lifestyle bundle (beauty, fitness, streaming, entertainment, pets, EV charging, transit, and more). No single card recreates that exact mix, so the best replacement depends on which of those categories you actually spent the most on.

What's the best card to replace the Attune?

There isn't one universal answer. A streaming-heavy spender, a gym-and-sporting-goods spender, and someone whose spend was spread thin should each pick a different card. The fastest way to know is to compare cards against your real spending.

Is the Wells Fargo Attune still available?

No. As of June 15, 2026 you can no longer apply for the Wells Fargo Attune — it was pulled from Wells Fargo's lineup. Only people who already held it still have the card.

Why did Wells Fargo discontinue the Attune?

Wells Fargo hasn't given a public reason. The Attune was a relatively new, niche card built around a self-care and sustainability theme, and Wells Fargo quietly closed it to new applications rather than announcing a direct successor.

Does the Attune still earn 4% for existing cardholders?

Yes. If you already hold the Attune, its rewards haven't changed — you keep earning 4% on its bonus categories with no annual fee. The closure only stops new applications.

Is the Wells Fargo Attune worth it?

For existing cardholders who spend in its 4% categories, the Attune is still a solid no-fee card worth keeping. But since it's closed to new applications, most people asking can no longer get it — so the more useful question is which current card best replaces it for your spending. The closest options are the no-fee U.S. Bank Cash+ (5% on a couple of the same categories) or a flat-2% card if your spending was spread out.