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$400

Chase pays $400 for a new checking account and a direct deposit

A cash bonus for opening a new Chase Total Checking account and receiving $1,000 in direct deposits within 90 days.

Open the offerOpens account.chase.com
  • Terms read at account.chase.com, not copied from a coupon site
  • No end date is published, so none is invented here
Who
New Chase checking customers only
Visa status
Not stated on the offer page
ID needed
Not stated on this page — ask the branch what it takes
To qualify
$1,000 in direct deposits within 90 days
Paid
Within 15 days of qualifying

Found by HelloStamped · ends 14 October 2026

Before you sign up

  • There is a $15 monthly fee unless you receive $500 a month electronically, open with $1,500, or keep $5,000 across linked accounts.
  • You have to enrol through the coupon on that page. Simply walking in and opening an account does not trigger the bonus.
  • Zelle, cash, cheques and wires do not count as direct deposits for this — it has to be payroll or a government payment.
  • A bank bonus is income and the bank reports it. If you file a 1040-NR the paperwork is not the same as for a citizen — check before you file.

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