Apple Card $75 Signup Bonus When You Spend $75 At Nike

Contents

1 The Offer
2 The Fine Print
3 Card Details
4 Our Verdict

The Offer

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Apple is offering a $75 bonus when signing up for Apple Card and spending $75 at Nike stores or website within the first 30 days. Offer valid until 11/15/20.

The Fine Print

Valid only for new Apple Card holders who open an account 10/15/20 through 11/15/20, and spend $75 or more at any Nike store, Nike.com, NikeAdventureClub.com, or Nike mobile apps in the U.S. using Apple Card with Apple Pay within 30 days of opening an Apple Card account.
Limit one offer per account.
Purchases made during the promotional period and shipped afterwards may not be eligible for the $75 cash back. Returns of qualifying items purchased during the offer period may impact your cash back.
$75 cash back is earned as Daily Cash and is transferred to your Apple Cash card after $75 worth of transactions have posted to your Apple Card account. If you do not have an Apple Cash card, Daily Cash can be applied by you as a credit on your statement balance.

Card Details

No annual fee
No foreign transaction fee
No cash advance fees
No late payment fees (late or missed payments will result in additional interest accumulating toward your balance)
No over-the-limit fees, no balance transfer fees, no expedited card delivery fee
Card earns the following rewards:
- 3% cash back on Apple purchases and services (including the app store, Apple Music payments, etc.)
- 3% cash back on Walgreen’s, Duane Reade, Uber, UberEATS, T-Mobile store purchases, and Nike when using Apple Pay
- 2% cash back on all Apple Pay purchases
- 1% cash back when using the physical card

Read our full review on Apple Card here.

Our Verdict

Initially, Apple Card didn’t offer any signup bonus, then we saw them do $50 bonuses at a specific partners like Walgreen’s or Panera Bread. This $75 offer is the highest ever, though personally I’d find the Walgreen’s offer, for example, more appealing since it’s easy to spend $50 there on a gift card or whatnot.

Hat tip to Macrumors