BBVA NBA Card will Earn 5% Cash Back from June 1 – June 15

From June 1 through June 15th, the BBVA BNA credit card will offer 5% cash back on up to $5,000 in purchases.

Background

The BBVA NBA card offers 5% cash back on all purchases during NBA All-Star weekend and during the two week of NBA finals.

The 5% cash back used to be uncapped, but starting 2017 it has a cap of $5,000 in purchases per period. Going forward, we max this out by spending $5,000 and getting $250 back during All-Star weekend, and another $5,000/$250 during the Finals.

The BBVA NBA card is no longer available for signups, but many of us already have the card and can continue taking advantage of the 5% offer.

Exact Dates

The exact dates for the 5% period during the NBA Finals 2017 are June 1 through June 15th, fifteen days total. It doesn’t matter how long the games actually last, it’s just a flat 15 days.

In previous promotions, the bank has told us that the time-period begins with EST and ends with PST. The entire promotion would thus be 15 days and 3 hours.

We’ll have a dedicated post up on May 31 with tips and discussion about what works.

View Comments (24)

  • any reason to think pay1040 will not still work? Also will there still be 5% back in the future if the nba leaves?

  • can you use to pay individual income taxes? How will the NBA leaving affect the 5% cashback

  • are they still paying 5% on federal income tax payments? What about insurance premiums?

  • I have a feeling this card is short lived, as they have NOT sent out chip enabled cards. They are really pushing the deadline on this.

      • Card is actually ending I believe June and being converted into another BBVA card as BBVA either lost their NBA alliance or choose not to renew it. Either way it is a win for the consumer whichever bank the NBA card will goto as BBVA was a huge headache for many people whether it was them freezing accounts during 5x periods or not able to verify ID issues on applications. They were a mess in my opinion

  • venmo worked but dont think im going to do it this time... just doesnt seem worth the risk of losing $150 to gain $100