Chase $1,000–$3,000 Checking Account Bonus (2026) - Review & Requirements
Bonus Tiers & Effective APY
Full Requirements
Enroll in the offer, then transfer qualifying NEW money/securities (not existing Chase/affiliate funds) into eligible checking, savings and/or J.P. Morgan Wealth Management non-retirement accounts within 45 days. Bonus tier set on day 45: $1,000 for $150,000–$249,999, $2,000 for $250,000–$499,999, $3,000 for $500,000+. Maintain the new money for 90 days from enrollment; bonus paid within 40 days after. Requires a banker meeting to redeem the coupon code. Offer expires 07/15/2026.
Fees
$35 monthly CPC service fee waived with $150,000+ average daily balance across linked accounts (or a linked Chase Platinum Business Checking).
ChexSystems & Credit Pull
Chase does not pull ChexSystems; soft pull/EWS reported. New money must not be existing Chase or affiliate funds.
Eligibility
Open or upgrade to a new Chase Private Client Checking account by July 15, 2026. Top $3,000 tier requires $500,000+ in new money; $1,000 minimum tier requires $150,000. Requires an in-person/banker meeting to redeem the coupon.
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