Update 9/8/25: Showing again
Update 7/8/25: Extended to 10/16/2025
Update 4/19/25: Deal is back until 07/17/2025.
Update 2/4/25: Offer is back at this link. It’s not as high as the previous $750 offer, but a much lower $10,000 requirement versus $30,000. There’s also a $300 tier with $2,000 deposit requirement. (Hat tip to mangorunner)
Offer at a glance
- Maximum bonus amount: $500
- Availability: Nationwide
- Direct deposit required: None
- Additional requirements: Deposit $10,000 in new to Chase funds; 5 qualifying transactions
- Hard/soft pull: Soft
- Credit card funding: $500, but codes as cash advance
- Monthly fees: $15, waivable
- Early account termination fee: Bonus taken back if closed within six months
- Expiration date:
July 21, 2022July 17, 2025
The Offer
Direct Link to offer (open incognito if link doesn’t work)
- Chase is offering a $500 bonus when you open a Chase Business checking account and complete the following qualifications:
- Fund a minimum deposit of $10,000 in new money within 30 days of offer enrollment and maintain that balance for 60 days.
- Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of offer enrollment. Qualifying transactions include debit card purchases, Chase QuickAccept deposits, Chase QuickDeposit, ACH (Credits), wires (credits and debits), Chase Online Bill Pay
The Fine Print
- Your bonus will be deposited within 15 business days
- Account must stay open for six months, otherwise bonus is forfeited
- You can receive only one new business checking account opening related bonus every two years from the last enrollment date and only one bonus per account
- Checking offer is not available to existing Chase business checking customers, local, state or Federal Government entities or agencies, Not for Profit organizations, Political Action Committees, or those with campaign accounts, or whose accounts have been closed within 90 days or closed with a negative balance within the last 3 years
- All bank account bonuses are treated as interest, as such you must pay taxes on them.
Avoiding Fees
This offer is for the Business Complete Checking account. Monthly fee is $15 which can be waived with one of the following:
- Maintain a $2,000 deposit minimum daily balance
- Spend at least $2,000 on purchases with a Chase Ink business credit card
- Receive $2,000 in deposits from QuickAccept transactions or other eligible payment solutions
- Link a Chase Private Client checking account
- Provide valid, qualifying proof of military status (active or veteran)
Early Account Termination Fee
Accounts need to be kept open for a minimum of six months, otherwise the bonus will be forfeited. None mentioned.
Our Verdict
There have been occasional $750 Chase business checking bonuses, but those are typically only for Private Clients or as a targeted deal. This offer is publicly available and works for accounts opened online. It’s easy enough to keep the account fee-free with the $2,000 deposit requirement or the $2,000 INK spend requirement.
We’ve added this bonus to our list of the best business bank bonuses.
Note: the bank has been withholding $120 of this bonus toward your estimated taxes, see this post for more details.
Hat tip to reader Eric
I can only send myself 1.5k per day from US Bank to Chase. If I initiate the transfer from Chase’s side, I can bypass this limit, but does it still count towards the 10k funding? I understand it’s not part of the 5 qualifying transactions, but what about doing this just to fund the account?
Also, I can send myself an additional 2k per day initiating from the US Bank side to Chase. Is this okay?
Thanks.
Both ways will count as new money, and you just have to deposit $10k total by day 30. It doesn’t have to be all in one transaction.
I am a bit confused why you say you can push $1.5k/day from USB to Chase at the start, but then at the end you say it’s $2k/day…?
1.5k is external transfer via ach, the other option is 2k using Zelle
Ahh, that makes more sense.
Got a physical mailer for the $750 offer a few weeks ago with an expiry date of 10/1 but link doesn’t work; does that mean it’s expired?
Same here (also has a $1500 tier but not really worth it as it requires $100k).
The StartNow link doesn’t work, but you can open an account without an offer code attached and then SM them the offer code after it’s open. Just make sure to do that right away as I don’t believe they will attach after 30 days. I just did this without an issue and can see the offer tracker on my account.
Thanks for the tip!
Just go to a branch and they can help you out. That’s what I did and got everything set up.
It’s funny how the Chase personal checking/savings accounts were about the easiest to open online, but the business side was quite convoluted and difficult to open.
Even though I have a business login already for my Ink card, it wouldn’t let me proceed online past about the first step and told me to go into a branch. We have nearby branches, so I tabled that for later.
Within 24 hours they sent me 3 different emails with different subjects (I had made multiple attempts to open online) and each had a link to continue with the application. I clicked through and signed into my personal account and then it had me create a new business login.
From there, I was approved for my single-member LLC account online. No documents requested (despite one of the aforementioned emails asking for Articles of Organization). Now I have 3 Chase logins and unclear what, if any, offer is attached to the new Biz checking account.
I also feel like there’s a high likelihood of this account being locked or closed due to these shenanigans, but we’ll see. I sent a SM about the offer. Hopefully this doesn’t turn into a huge debacle.
Funding deposit rejected. Fraud called me and told me to push funds into the account rather than pull. While that seems pretty typical for Chase, not sure why they encourage you to link/pull funds at account open.
Also attached $750/$300 targeted mail offer to my account via SM.
I followed the link and was approved immediately. Didn’t ask for any additional documents.
I actually received a mailer with $750 offer and took it to the local branch last week. The bank refused to open an account for me, asking for EIN or DBA. I suspected he wasn’t that knowledgeable but didn’t argue with him and just left. I’m glad I saw this link and tried it online.
any trick to speed up the 2 year wait period between churns? lol
time dilation.
if you get it working, this will be huge for the churning community. please report back with your DP.
lol!
Summer, I told you that time travel is stupid. Don’t be a Morty.
Why do you want money anyways, to buy more things? Your only purpose in life is to buy and consume merchandise… I’m so proud of you Summer.
LOL
acquire a P2, P3, P4, etc.
To avoid monthly fees – can the $2k per month on an ink business card be spread across multiple inks?
I get so tired of Chase offering “online” applications, but then being told that they can’t open this kind of account online. Maddening.
What state? I had the same issue in CA
TN
live again: https://www.chase.com/business/banking/checking-offer
Offer gone 🙁 🙁
Anybody else procrastinated like me and f**ed themselves?
With Chase and WF, always email yourself an (in branch) offer code from the landing page. That will give you a code in case something doesn’t track as well as a link to apply online which usually survives even if the offer is pulled early.
It looks like Chase personal and biz promo/referral pages are down right now. I’m guessing they’re just doing a website revamp, because they recently tweaked some things in online banking.
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