Most gas credit cards allow balance transfers, just as regular credit cards do. They may or may not have special balance transfer introductory periods with 0% APR. These are subject to change by the card issuer. If they do offer balance transfers, they’ll almost always charge a balance transfer fee. These fees often have a minimum dollar amount ranging from $5 to $10, or a percentage ranging from 3% to 5%. The Abound Credit Union Platinum Visa does not have a balance transfer fee at the time of writing, but this can change at any time. If you have a large balance from another credit card, verify that it makes sense to transfer that balance onto the gas rewards card. You can use a balance transfer calculator to see how much you’ll save, and whether it’s worth the hassle. Consumers who have a balance on another card may consider opening a card with a special balance transfer offer. Many gas stations sell prepaid gas cards, similar to gift cards from other retailers. You can often buy these directly from gas stations or purchase them online and have them shipped to you.