MCC 5541 covers SERVICE STATIONS ( WITH OR WITHOUT ANCILLARY SERVICES) merchants, classified under retail. The top card is Ink Business Cash earning 5X. 46 cards earn elevated rewards at these merchants. MCC Lookup Tool to find which cards earn bonus rewards here.
Shell, BP, and Chevron are examples of businesses using MCC 5541. This code covers fuel purchases as well as convenience store items at gas stations.
Cardholders often think fast food items from service station convenience stores get coded under restaurants. They actually fall under the service station category.
MCC 5541 (Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)) covers 671 merchants in our database. 46 credit cards earn elevated rewards on service stations ( with or without ancillary services) transactions. The top earning rate is 5x from the Ink Business Cash.
MCC 5541 stands for Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services). It is a four-digit Merchant Category Code used by payment networks to classify businesses in the retail category. Our database tracks 671 merchants with this code.
Merchants classified under MCC 5541 (Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)) operate in the retail sector. Card networks assign this code during merchant onboarding based on the primary business activity. Examples include 7-Eleven, 7-Eleven - Albuquerque, 7-Eleven - Anaheim, 7-Eleven - Anchorage.
The top cards for MCC 5541 (Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)) are: Ink Business Cash (10x); Business Gold (8x); AAdvantage Executive (6x). These cards earn elevated rates specifically in the retail category. Use our card comparison above to see full bonus rates and annual fees.
46 credit cards in our database earn elevated rewards on MCC 5541 (Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)) purchases. The top rate is 10x from the Ink Business Cash. Use the card grid above to compare all rates and annual fees.
MCC 5541 covers 671 merchants in our database, including 7-Eleven, 7-Eleven - Albuquerque, 7-Eleven - Anaheim, 7-Eleven - Anchorage, and 667 more. All purchases at these merchants post as 'Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)' and trigger retail category bonus rates on eligible credit cards.
Yes. 7-Eleven is classified under MCC 5541 (Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)), which falls in the retail category. Cards with retail bonus categories will apply the elevated earn rate — the top option earns 10x at qualifying merchants in this code.
MCC 5541 (Service Stations ( with or without ancillary services)) and MCC 5013 (Motor vehicle supplies and new parts) are both in the retail category but cover distinct merchant types. MCC 5541 is used for service stations ( with or without ancillary services) businesses, while MCC 5013 is assigned to motor vehicle supplies and new parts merchants. Both may qualify for the same bonus category on your card — check your card's terms or use our MCC Lookup Tool to confirm.