Scotiabank · VISA

Scotiabank Passport Visa Infinite: benefits & insurance coverage

What this card covers — foreign transaction fee, rental car, trips, purchases, and your phone. Each answer links to the issuer's own benefit guide. Last verified 2026-06-19.

Foreign transaction fee

What's the foreign transaction fee?

No foreign transaction fee — Scotiabank waives the surcharge on foreign-currency purchases (a headline feature of this card).

Issuer source Verified 2026-06-19

Rental car insurance (CDW)

Is rental car (CDW/LDW) coverage included?

Rental Car Collision/Loss Damage Waiver is included. Charge the full rental to the Card and decline the agency's CDW; coverage applies to eligible vehicles up to the benefit guide's rental-period limit.

Issuer source Verified 2026-06-19

Trip cancellation

Is trip cancellation covered?

Trip Cancellation insurance is included for eligible prepaid travel when a covered reason prevents departure, subject to the benefit guide's maximum.

Issuer source Verified 2026-06-19

Trip interruption

Is trip interruption covered?

Trip Interruption insurance is included for covered reasons that cut a trip short, subject to the benefit guide's maximum.

Issuer source Verified 2026-06-19

Purchase protection

Are new purchases protected against theft or damage?

Purchase Security covers eligible items against theft or damage for 90 days; Extended Warranty extends the manufacturer's warranty per the benefit guide.

Issuer source Verified 2026-06-19

Mobile device insurance

Is my phone covered (mobile device insurance)?

Mobile Device Insurance is not a standard benefit on this card per the benefit guide — confirm current terms with Scotiabank.

Issuer source Verified 2026-06-19

Not insurance advice

CURATED, NOT EXHAUSTIVE. These card benefit + insurance summaries are hand-entered for the most popular Canadian cards to answer common 'is the rental car / trip / phone covered?' questions. Coverage is governed solely by the issuer's official Certificate of Insurance / benefit guide — figures here are representative phrasing, not a contract, and many benefits require charging the full purchase to the card and meeting age/eligibility/holiday-vs-business conditions. Always confirm against the linked issuer source before relying on a benefit. Do NOT treat as a live feed. Refresh on the same discipline as scripts/refresh-card-data.md: re-verify each entry against the issuer page, bump lastVerified, and correct anything that changed.

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