Update 11/21/24: New link shows 01/16/2025 end date. Hat tip to Mike
Update 7/15/24: New link shows extended expiration of 10/17/24 (ht Eric)
Offer at a glance
- Maximum bonus amount: $300 – $750
- Availability: Nationwide – online or in branch
- Direct deposit required: No
- Additional requirements: Deposit $2,000 – $30,000 & maintain it for 60 days + 5 transactions
- Hard/soft pull: Soft
- ChexSystems: No
- Credit card funding: $500, but codes as cash advance
- Monthly fees: $15, avoidable
- Early account termination fee:
Six months, bonus forfeitNone - Household limit: None
- Expiration date:
August 3October 19, 2023 January 18, 2024October 17, 2024
Contents
The Offer
$750 | $400 link | New link $750 New Link
- Chase is offering a bonus of up to $750 when you open a new Chase Complete Business checking account and complete the following requirements:
- Deposit $30,000 in new money within 30 days of coupon enrollment & maintain that balance for 60 days from offer enrollment.
- Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of account opening. Qualifying transactions are:
- Debit card purchases
- Chase QuickDeposit and QuickAccept
- ACH (Credits)
- Wires (Credits or debits)
There are also lower versions of the bonus with a lower deposit requirement (all other details the same):
- Deposit $2,000 and get a $300 bonus.
- Deposit $15,000 and get $500 bonus.
The Fine Print
- Eligibility: Open a Chase Business Complete CheckingSM, Chase Performance Business Checking® (or Chase Performance Business Checking® with Interest), or Chase Platinum Business CheckingSM account.
- Offer code is good for one-time use.
- Account Opening: Enter offer code in the E-Coupon Application after account opening. Bonus will be deposited within 15 days after all conditions are met.
- E-Coupon Receipt: Print and give to the customer.
- Bonus/Account Information: 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.
- 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.
- To receive the business checking bonus: 1) Open a new Chase Business Complete CheckingSM, Chase Performance Business Checking® (or Chase Performance Business Checking® with Interest) account or Chase Platinum Business Checking accountSM, which is subject to approval; 2) Deposit a total of $10,000 or more in new money into your new checking account within 30 days of coupon enrollment; and 3) Maintain at least a $10,000 balance for 60 days from the coupon enrollment. The new money cannot be funds held by your business at Chase or its affiliates. 4) Complete 5 qualifying transactions within 90 days of coupon enrollment. Qualifying transactions are: debit card purchases, Chase QuickAcceptSMdeposits, Chase QuickDepositSM, ACH (Credits), wires (Credits and Debits). After you have completed all the above checking requirements, we’ll deposit the bonus in your new account within 15 days. Coupon is good for one-time use. Employees of JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. and our affiliates are not eligible. Chase reserves the right to withdraw this offer at any time without notice.
- Account Closing: If the checking account is closed by the customer or Chase within six months after coupon enrollment, we will deduct the bonus amount for that account at closing.
- Chase Business Complete CheckingSM has a $15 Monthly Service Fee unless you fulfill at least one of the following qualifying activities: 1) Maintain a minimum daily balance of $2,000 in your account as of the beginning of each day of the statement period, 2) Spend at least $2,000 in purchases (minus returns or refunds) using your Chase Ink® Business Card(s) that shares a business legal name with the Chase Business Complete Checking account, using each of their most recently completed monthly card billing period(s), 3) Deposit $2,000 into your Chase Business Complete Checking account from your QuickAcceptSM and/or other eligible Chase Merchant Services transactions at least one business day prior to the last day of your bank account statement period, or 4) Maintain a linked Chase Private Client CheckingSM account. Product terms are subject to change. Eligible Chase Merchant Services products include only those where the transaction history can be viewed through Chase Business Online, Chase Connect®, or J.P. Morgan Access.
- Bonuses are considered interest and may be reported on IRS Form 1099-INT (or Form 1042-S, if applicable).
Avoiding Fees
Monthly Fees
Chase Total Business Checking com no monthly fee when you maintain a daily minimum balance of $2,000 or more. Otherwise a $15 Monthly Service Fee will apply.
Other ways to waive the fee:
- $2,000 minimum daily balance
- $2,000 in net purchases on your Chase Ink® Business Card(s)
- $2,000 in deposits from Chase QuickAccept℠ or other eligible Chase Payment Solutions transactions
- Link a Chase Private Client Checking℠ account
- Provide qualifying proof of military status
Reports indicate that Chase usually waives the fee for the first couple months.
Early Account Termination Fee
Accounts need to be kept open for a minimum of six months; otherwise, the bonus will be forfeited. None
Our Verdict
We saw the $750 offer before with a lower $20,000 deposit requirement. The high interest environment we’re in makes the deal less enticing since the money won’t be earning any interest while in the Chase account.
The funds might only need to sit in the Chase business checking account for 31 days (day 31 – day 60) or possibly it needs a full 60 days. In the end, you’re likely to end up losing $100-$250 in interest (assuming a 4-5% interest rate in high yield savings account). Some people might prefer doing the lower $300 tier with just $2,000 required.
When I tried doing this some months ago, there was something about my business type not being eligible for online opening and I decided against going in branch. The offer now is worse with the higher deposit requirement so I’m going to give this one a miss. Still could be a decent deal for someone interested.
Unfortunately you’re not eligible for this bonus if you’ve received a Chase business checking bonus within the last two years, so it won’t work for everyone. There used to be a clause that you had to keep the account for 6 months before closing, but I think (?) Chase has removed that now from all of their bonuses.
Useful posts regarding bank bonuses:
- A Beginners Guide To Bank Account Bonuses
- Bank Account Quick Reference Table (Spreadsheet) (very useful for sorting bonuses by different parameters)
- PSA: Don’t Call The Bank
- Introduction To ChexSystems
- Banks & Credit Unions That Are ChexSystems Inquiry Sensitive
- What Banks & Credit Unions Do/Don’t Pull ChexSystems?
- How To Use Our Direct Deposit Page For Bank Bonuses Page
- Common Bank Bonus Misconceptions + Why You Should Give Them A Go
- How Many Bank Accounts Can I Safely Open Within A Year For Bank Bonus Purposes?
- Affiliate Links & Bank Bonuses – We Won’t Be Using Them
- Complete List Of Ways To Close Bank Accounts At Each Bank
- Banks That Allow/Don’t Allow Out Of State Checking Applications
- Bank Bonus Posting Times
Deal History:
- Update 5/29/24: New working link added.
- Update 4/6/24: extended until 7/22/24
- Update 1/21/24: Deal is back and valid until 4/18/2024.
- Update 1/7/24: New link has the lower tier with a higher $400 bonus (instead of $300). This $400 link expires 1/18/24. The $750/$300 link is still slated to expire 1/18/24. (ht to reader moneymaker)
- Update 11/29/23: Available now online at this link, valid through 1/18/24
- Update 11/23/23: Deal is back, but this time in branch.
Question:
double dip possible?
I currently own 1 under sole prop SSN and received bonus couple months ago
wonder if I open a new account and use EIN will it work or not?
TIA
“Signers can receive one new business checking account opening-related offer every two years from the last offer enrollment date. Only one offer per account.”
My maintenance period is over, how should I move fund out of the Chase business account? Push from it or pull from external account? My personal Chase account is very old but this Chase business account is new.
Gadget 🕵️♂️ Bank Bonus Geek 🔗
How do you avoid monthly fee if you withdraw on day 61 but bonus doesn’t post until day 90?
or do you ask for courtesy waiver afterwards.
Check the DP’s. They have been paying the bonus at about day 65 from opening. Stan F
Did you see anyone getting charged the monthly fee and needing the waiver?
Chase likely automatically waives the first 2 or 3 statement periods. So, you would need to be in compliance by around day 90… The fee would be probably assessed at the close of the 3rd statement.
Has anyone been successful at getting the referral bonus for P1 as well as this $750 bonus for P2?
Does the bonus have a fine print saying whether you are not eligible if your last closed date is less than 2 years ago but more than a year and my bonus was posted 9/22/2022. Its been over 2 years since I had a bonus but less than 2 years since it was closed.
Am I eligible to apply?
“Unfortunately you’re not eligible for this bonus if you’ve received a Chase business checking bonus within the last two years, so it won’t work for everyone. There used to be a clause that you had to keep the account for 6 months before closing, but I think (?) Chase has removed that now from all of their bonuses.”
You were eligible a few months ago. It’s the same as the Chase personal offers. Jun
You are eligible 2 years from last ENROLLMENT date, which is usually your opening date, and 90 days from last closure.
Per terms: Checking offer is not available to existing businesses with Chase business checking accounts, local, state or Federal Government entities or agencies, Political Action Committees, or those with campaign or other political accounts, or whose accounts have been closed within 90 days or closed with a negative balance within the last 3 years from account opening. Signers can receive one new business checking account opening-related offer every two years from the last offer enrollment date. Only one offer per account.
Not sure how to go about searching the comments for this – does anyone know if Chase counts an “offer enrollment” toward your clock if you don’t receive the bonus? Doesn’t seem like they would reasonably, but the terms aren’t clear
Per a Mothman DP on Chase, no, they don’t. So if you mess up you can start over with a new account. But, that “mess up” account needs to be closed for at least 90 days before trying again.
Cool thanks – do you have a link? I don’t see it
He gave the advice several times on the Chase personal checking account page… As I recall he knows this because it happened to him but I don’t know where that exact DP is at.
Example
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/targeted-chase-900-checking-savings-bonus/#comment-1533185
Ah, thanks – thought you meant here. Guess I’ll try again!
The terms of the personal and business offers are pretty much the same, so I assume the same (unwritten) rules apply.
@Guest_1966599 Details, please?
Not sure why tagging doesn’t work on a phone browser.
mothman69
snailrock See this comment and this comment. As long as you never received a bonus after enrolling you can close the biz account, wait 90 days, and then enroll in a new offer.
thanks! I got an “invalid code” error when I tried after what I thought was 90-some days, so I’ll have to try a bit later.
The reason you had the code applied via SM was just for this “private client” promo right? It wasn’t related to the timing?
Yes it was just for that promo.
Has anyone on here had any problems pushing out funds from Chase Business after you received the bonus? I want to do the 30k/$750 tier, however, I am concerned that I might have problems with pushing out the money. Thoughts?
Just pull via a hub account and you won’t have to worry about it.
The only problem is that they could hold your money for a long time. This happened with Fidelity.
I pulled via Lending Club bank last week, no issue.
Has anyone here successfully opened two within the 24-month using different EIN? When applying online, it states the offered was redeemed, but I heard you can do it in person? Any data points?
We could technically only hold the funds for 30 days, correct? There is a 30 day holding period and then you have to maintain it for 30 days. I’m a bit confused because I see mixed comments on here.
30 days to fund the account up to the desired tier, then 30 days of holding. churn
09/30: Account opened online = $0 balance
10/22: CFG Bank (two trial deposits and one withdrawal)
10/24: $2,020 ACH deposit (sent early, just to make sure I would get the lower bonus, “insurance policy”, in the event my larger transfer got held up)
10/28: $28K ACH deposit
10/30: Day 30
10/31-11/06: Four $1.xx ACH deposits
11/29: Day 60
12/03: $750 bonus posted as “Business Banking Tiered” (Day 64)
12/03: -$180 “FEDERAL INTEREST WITHHELD”
12/05?: Pulling $28K via Lending Club is “pending”
All ACH deposits were done via Lending Club Bank personal acct push. Apparently a mess up (on my part?) on the W-9 backup withholding being checked. Sent SM yesterday to see if I can resolve it, but I have a feeling it will just have to be claimed on my taxes. Almost that time of year anyway…. it happens!
I didn’t end up using CFG to ACH transfer in because when I did, it got blocked, supposedly by Chase. Not sure why. Personal account to Business account concerns? Took seemingly forever for the $30K I sent to bounce back into the CFG sending account (abt a week). I wasn’t going to try that again, even though CFG told me I could… fool me once.
Thanks for the detailed timeline, much appreciated Gadget 🕵️♂️ Bank Bonus Geek 🔗
May I ask if the CFG transfer was a push from CFG? I use CFG as one of my primary savings accounts, as well, but almost always rely on a hub account as intermediary rather than directly because of their lower limits.
The general advice seems to be avoiding ACH pulling into Chase for personal deposit accounts, especially recently opened ones, so I imagine the same holds true for business, too.
The time I am mentioning… where they took my money and held it for a week, was a push out of CFG. It actually was a huge fiasco, and I did not include the details. CFG froze all External ACH on my account, or I should say DEACTIVATED all linked accounts.
Here is the email I woke up to:
Dear “Gadget”,
For your protection, we’ve suspended your External Transfers profile.
1. There has been adverse activity reported on your profile.
2. We have received information that you may not be the owner of one of the external accounts added to your transfer profile and have taken this action as a security precaution.
Prior to the transfer, I had did what I was supposed to do… called CFG and got permission to do a large transfer PUSH. It was linked via credentials, but made me do trial deposits too.
I did also I try to recently do a pull INTO Chase… and yeah, Chase called me and said that I must do a push. I cannot remember if that was my personal account or my business account.
It took me three phone calls to get everything back to normal, and there was no way I was going to try the transfer again. I specifically recall the rep telling me she had never seen a transfer go to the particular status it was in. Shows “Manual” now, but I don’t recall if that was the state at the time.
Sole Prop. Name matching. The Biz acct might have been EIN vs SSN? I don’t recall.
Answered, and went to SPAM. It was a push out of CFG. You get the popcorn edition later. Jim