Yes, you can use your Gap credit card at Old Navy. Gap Inc. store credit cards can be used across its family of brands, including Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta. However, whether you can use your card outside these stores depends on whether you have a store-only card or a Visa card.
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Gap Inc. offers store credit cards and Visa credit cards. Both types can be used at Old Navy, but they have different spending restrictions.
If your card is a store-only Gap card, you cannot use it for ordinary purchases outside the participating brands. A Visa version provides more flexibility because it can be used wherever Visa is accepted.
Yes. Eligible purchases made with your Gap credit card at Old Navy can earn rewards through the Gap Inc. credit card rewards program, subject to the program's terms.
Rewards are associated with the account you use to make the purchase. For example, if you use your Gap credit card to buy clothing at Old Navy, the rewards are earned on your Gap account rather than on a separate Old Navy card account.
Yes. Gap Inc. store credit cards and Visa credit cards can be used for eligible purchases on the company's participating brand websites, including OldNavy.com.
At checkout, enter your card information and billing details as requested. Make sure your account is open and in good standing so the purchase can be authorized.
The same general rule works in reverse. An Old Navy store credit card can be used at participating Gap Inc. brands, including Gap, Banana Republic, and Athleta. An Old Navy Visa card can also be used at merchants outside the Gap Inc. family that accept Visa.
You can use your Gap credit card at Old Navy, both in stores and online. A store-only card is restricted to participating Gap Inc. brands, while a Visa version can also be used at other merchants that accept Visa. Check which type of card you have to understand where you can use it.
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