Chase regularly rolls out targeted spending offers on its cobranded credit cards, giving cardholders opportunities to earn additional points or miles on purchases.
The fourth-quarter offers are underway and cover eligible spending from October 1 through December 31, 2026. These promotions tend to appear quarterly, and offers ranging from bonus rewards in select spending categories to a fixed number of points after meeting a spending requirement.
The offers also vary by cardholder, so it’s worth checking your Chase cards to see what’s available.
How to Check Your Chase Spending Offers
You can check for targeted offers at chase.com/mybonus.
To see whether your card is eligible, you’ll need to enter:
- Your last name
- The last four digits of your credit card number
- Your billing ZIP code
If you’re targeted, you may be able to activate an offer for additional rewards on purchases made during the promotional period.
Different cardholders can receive different bonuses, spending requirements, and eligible categories. Even if you have multiple Chase cobranded cards, there’s no guarantee that every card will have an offer.
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Examples of Chase Bonus Points Offers
To give you an idea of what you might receive, my World of Hyatt Credit Card was targeted with an offer to earn 6,000 bonus World of Hyatt points after spending $6,000 on purchases between October 1 and December 31, 2026.
Those points are in addition to the rewards the card ordinarily earns. According to the offer terms, qualifying purchases must have a transaction date within the promotional period, and bonus points can take six to eight weeks to post.
Not every offer is quite as transparent, though. When I registered my Amazon Prime Visa, Chase confirmed the activation without displaying the details of the bonus.
I won’t go out of my way to put additional spending on the card beyond what I’d already spend at Amazon and Whole Foods. But if knowing the exact terms would help you decide which card to use, Chase customer support has been helpful in the past with identifying the offer a particular card was enrolled in.
Ultimately, if you have a Chase cobranded credit card, it’s worth taking a minute to check for an offer, particularly if you have upcoming purchases that could help you meet a spending threshold. Just be sure to review the promotional dates and terms before changing where you put your purchases.
