Earn Extra Chase Rewards With Apple Pay, Google Pay (Limited Time)

Link eligible Chase credit cards to Apple Pay or Google Pay through Dec. 31, and your purchases will earn extra points or cash back.
Sara Rathner
By Sara Rathner 
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This limited-time offer has expired. See NerdWallet’s best Chase credit cards for other offers.

For a limited time, eligible Chase cardholders have even more reasons to reach for their mobile wallets.

Through Dec. 31, 2018, you can earn an additional point or percentage back if you make purchases with these eligible cards using Apple Pay or Google Pay:

The extra point or percentage is on top of what you’d already earn by using those cards. How rewarding could this offer be?

During the promotional window, you have the potential to earn 2.5% cash back through Apple Pay or Google Pay purchases with the Chase Freedom Unlimited®, instead of the usual 1.5% cash back in year two and beyond.

If your favorite fast-casual restaurants accept Apple Pay or Google Pay, you can earn 4 points per dollar spent on dining with the Chase Sapphire Reserve® or 3 points per dollar with the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card during this limited-time offer.

Information related to the Chase Sapphire® Card has been collected by NerdWallet and has not been reviewed or provided by the issuer of this card.

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