M&T Bank $50 Referral Bonus For Each Party (Stack With $450 Bonus) - Share Your Referrals

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M&T Bank is running a referral program of $50 visa gift card for both parties, which should stack with the regular $250-$450 M&T bank bonus offer.

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1 M&T Referral Offer
2 Business Referral
3 Share Your Referrals

M&T Referral Offer

M&T Referral Bonus Terms

Similar to Wings Financial CU, the referral program is through ReferLive. The referred person just needs to register their information through a referral link first, and then use the $450 promotion link to apply for a new MyChoice Premium Checking account with the same registered information.

Receive a $50 Visa Reward Card when your friend completes all of the following steps:

Registers using your shared referral link
Opens a new M&T personal checking account
Completes one (1) or more qualifying direct deposits totaling at least $500 into the new personal checking account within 90 days of account opening. Qualifying direct deposits include recurring electronic deposits of payroll, pension or Social Security. Person-to-person, bank transfers or other electronic money transfers, such as those made through internet payment services, do not qualify.

Business Referral

This referral program also applies to their $500 business checking promotion. It is $50 for the referring person, and $150 for the referred party. The referred party needs to complete at least five (5) deposits of $500 or more into the new business checking account within 90 days of account opening, or makes at least five (5) business debit card transactions or payments (ACH, check, wire) of $25 or more each that post to the new business checking account within 90 days of account opening.

Share Your Referrals

Feel free to share your M&T referral link in the comments below. Do not add any additional words other than the referral link and don’t thread comments. Remember to try and use a referral from a reader that contributes positively to the community (click the ‘i’ icon next to their name to see their comment history).

Thanks to reader ShawntheShawn