U.S. Bank Business Cash Rewards $500 Sign Up Bonus

This is now called the Triple Cash Card, still has a $500 bonus.

Update 2/11/21: Deal is back, this time the spend requirement is lower at $3,000. Timeframe for spend is 90 days this time. Hat tip to dankirk0

Deal has now ended and is no 3% back up to $500 maximum.

Update 4/2/20: Deal is back. Hat tip to reader Ryan

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The Offer

Direct link to offer

  • U.S. Bank is offering a bonus of $500 after $4,500 in spend within the first 150 days on the U.S. Bank Business Cash Rewards World Elite Mastercard

 

Card Details

  • No annual fee
  • Card earns 3% cash back on cellular, gas and office supply store
  • Card earns 1% cash back on all other purchases
  • An annual bonus equal to 25% of your prior year’s Cash Rewards will be awarded following your Cash Rewards enrollment anniversary date, up to $250
  • Free employee cards
  • No cash back maximum, no expiration on the cash back

Our Verdict

Previously this card was called the Business Cash Edge card and you could get a bonus of $200 on each employee card for a total of $2,200. That bonus was obviously much better, but I don’t think we will ever see anything like that again. The standard bonus on this card is $200, so this $500 offer is significantly higher than that. , U.S. Bank does not report business cards to the personal bureau, so this is useful for people trying to stay under 5/24. Check out these 22 Things Everybody Should Know About US Bank Credit Cards before applying.

I’ll be adding this to our list of the best business credit card bonuses because I do think this is a strong cash offer and I doubt we see any repeat of the massive $2,200 bonus that had been possible.

Hat tip to bambinone

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cameron
cameron (@guest_1233974)
August 4, 2021 11:53

link goes to triple cash card.

floatingheads00
floatingheads00 (@guest_1238793)
August 13, 2021 07:49

 William Charles  Chuck came here to say exactly this

Chuck
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Chuck(@chucksithe)
August 13, 2021 10:03
phew
phew (@guest_1219523)
July 8, 2021 10:59

Another DP that card is churnable – approved march, cancel june, approved jul

For “business” 5 years $5K, have USB personal checking relationship

Bertha
Bertha (@guest_1197567)
May 28, 2021 17:42

5/12 applied
5/21 email notify that card is approved. $10k CL. Called and asked for expedite shipping of card, CSR said it’d be $15 fee.
5/28 Card finally arrived in the mail. Slow but fairly smooth process.

*Now interestingly I see this plastiq promo at the bottom of the statement (yes 1st statement, dated 5/27, already issued even before the card arrived).

plastiq.com/USBCoupon

LIMITED TIME OFFER
The Plastiq fee is waived on your first $5,000 in Plastiq payments – a savings of up to $142*.

Enroll by 12/31/2021

*Savings will be automatically reflected when making a Plastiq payment for new Plastiq customers only.

Too good to be true? Anyone knows about this I would love to hear your opinions.

Taylor
Taylor (@guest_1197510)
May 28, 2021 15:37

Confirmed. This IS churnable. First card opened 01/24/19, closed 2/12/21.
New card 3/11/21. Bonus posted 05/21/21 when new statement came out.

John
John (@guest_1194851)
May 23, 2021 12:41

I was approved on Feb 26 (for the $500 offer with $3000 minimum spend). I exceeded my minimum spend (by a substantial amount) on May 10. That’s the date that the purchase posted. My last statement was May 6 — as of May 7 I had not yet met my minimum spend.

QUESTION: How long has it taken for other people to get the bonus?

Does it typically happen on the next statement, which in my case would be June 6?

PCED
PCED (@guest_1195936)
May 25, 2021 14:27

Similar situation here. After hitting the spending limit, under “rewards details” I see $500 “bonus rewards since last statement”. I expect it to be posted and redeemable at my next statement closing.

Enrico
Enrico (@guest_1192107)
May 16, 2021 15:50

This is not on the list for best bonus for Business cards. Is there a bug because further down in the log it is listed as being added?

cameron
cameron (@guest_1170707)
April 4, 2021 13:50

This used to be on the best list. Its a better offer now than it was before, so I think it probably deserves being on the list again.

cameron
cameron (@guest_1170787)
April 4, 2021 19:23

The US Bank leverage card is $750, and Bank of america recently came out with $750. I dont think there were two US banks at $750. No record of it on the best list.

frogatomic
frogatomic (@guest_1162067)
March 17, 2021 09:15

Turned down for lack of business credit history. Well I have had a lot of business credit cards. So not sure about that.

PCED
PCED (@guest_1159304)
March 11, 2021 19:33

3/1 Applied and went pending
3/2 Email notification of approval
3/8 Received card and followed instruction to activate

Strangely, received an automated phone call claiming from U.S. Bank saying I need to activate the new card, and asked me to enter the credit card number. Never had this happened for any credit card, I hang up at that point thinking it was a phishing attempt. If true, this means there’s likely a data breach. Anyone has similar experience?

James Bond
James Bond (@guest_1159956)
March 12, 2021 12:39

No, super strange. I would call US Bank and report the incidence. No bank should call a customer to activate a card.

James Bond
James Bond (@guest_1162202)
March 17, 2021 12:26

Did you call to ask US Bank about this automated phone call?

Drimen
Drimen (@guest_1167530)
March 27, 2021 13:56

I had this happen to me too. Activated the card as soon as I got it, but then a couple of days later got a phone call, then an email and got a message about activation in online banking. Went through online activation to get rid of it. Clearly there is a disconnect between the actual status of activation and queued up batch alerts that go out automatically.

David
David (@guest_1156433)
March 9, 2021 21:29

Has anyone tried having this card rushed to them – did they do it and did it cost anything?