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News: Limited-Time Offer: Amazon Prime Credit Card Welcome Bonus is a $250 Gift Card - Credit-Land.com

If you are a frequent Amazon customer, now is a good time to consider getting the Prime Visa credit card. For a limited time, Prime members can get a $250 Amazon gift card instantly upon approval for the Prime Visa credit card. Just don't think too long, as the offer ends on July 14, 2025.

The new offer is for Prime members and just in time for Prime Day. Amazon's Prime Day 2025 starts July 8 at 12:01 a.m. PDT and runs until midnight July 11. That's four days to shop the hottest deals of the summer across more than 35 categories, including apparel, beauty, and home from top brands.

The Amazon Prime Visa's welcome offer does not require any spending. You simply get it right after approval. The $250 gift card welcome offer is the highest we've seen so far. The previous offer was $200, and the usual offer is a $150 gift card.

Here's a quick overview of what eligible Prime members will earn with the Prime Visa card:

  • 5% back on Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods purchases
  • 5% back on travel booked through Chase Travel℠
  • 2% back on gas, local transit and commuting (including rideshare)
  • 2% back at restaurants (takeout and delivery included)
  • 1% back on all other purchases anywhere Visa is accepted.

Rewards are earned as points that can be redeemed at Amazon.com as soon as the next day. Plus, you can redeem rewards at Chase.com for cash back, gift cards, or travel.

The Prime Visa card is an excellent no annual fee credit card that offers huge cash back on Amazon and Whole Foods purchases. So, if you already have a Prime membership and shop at Amazon frequently, this card is worth considering.

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