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Discover® Savings Bonus Offers in December 2025

Discover doesn't have any active bonuses at this time.

Saving bonus expired

As of December 2025, the Discover savings bonuses of $150 or $200 are no longer available. At this time, Discover has no active bonuses.

Discover bonuses at a glance

Discover is a mostly online bank. It really shines with its credit card offerings and cashback match program on its select credit cards, but it also has low-fee checking and savings accounts. However, it doesn’t currently have a lot of bank account bonuses or promotions. There is one Discover savings bonus that requires a code and is for first-time savings customers only — but it was tricky to find and requires a high deposit to earn.

Bonus typeBonus amountRequirementsLearn more
Discover® Online Savings Account deposit bonus (EXPIRED) $150 or $200Enter unique offer code provided by Discover partners.
  • To earn $150, open the account and deposit at least $15,000 within 45 days of account opening.
  • To earn $200, open the account and deposit at least $25,000 within 45 days of account opening.

Discover’s best bonus offer

The Discover® Online Savings Account bonus used to be best option by default since it was the only one — but we wouldn’t call it an easy bonus to earn. It required depositing at least $15,000 to earn $150 or $25,000 to earn $200 within 45 days of account opening. Compared to the best bonus offers in the market, Discover’s savings bonus wasn’t what we’d call competitive.

How to qualify for Discover Online Savings account deposit bonus

It’s unlikely that you’ll locate Discover’s savings account bonus directly through its site. We could only locate the now-expired bonus information through a paid advertisement with a Google search. Discover required a unique code that varied depending on where you got it from at application, and to meet the deposit requirements to earn the bonus.

You must have been a new Discover savings customer to qualify for the savings bonus. Discover’s bonus terms and disclosures stated you must be a new “savings” customer, leading us to believe that even if you have a Discover credit card or checking account, but you’ve never had its savings account, you could have still qualified for the savings account bonus.

The savings bonus offer ended September 11, 2025, and Discover deposited the $150 or $200 bonus into your account within 60 days after meeting requirements.

Capital One and Discover merge

Discover has been acquired by Capital One. The acquisition was completed on May 18, 2025. The two banks are now under the same company, Capital One, N.A.

Not much has changed yet, and if there are any changes to your existing Cap One or Discover accounts the bank will contact you. While Cap One sorts things out, here’s what we know:

  • If you have both Discover and Capital One deposit accounts, they are now jointly insured. CDs with either banks will remain separately insured until their maturity date after November 18, 2025.
  • You can no longer do credit card balance transfers between Discover and Capital One.
  • Capital One is switching its debit card network over to the Discover card network. When you request a new card as a Cap One customer, you’ll get new card details.

Compare more bank account bonuses

Discover’s savings bonus has a high deposit requirement for a relatively small payout. However, its savings account does offer a high APY with no monthly fees, so even without the bonus, it’s still a decent savings option. Discover’s savings account has a high 3.40% APY, which is much higher than the national average rate of 0.40% for savings accounts, as reported by the FDIC.(1)

Compare more bank account bonuses here, or look for other high-yield savings accounts.

BankBonus offerMore info
Capital OneUp to $1,500Learn more
PNCUp to $1,000Learn more
Axos bankUp to $400Learn more
SoFi®$50 or $300Learn more
UpgradeUp to $200Learn more
VaroUp to $50Learn more

Frequently asked questions

Are there banks with immediate signup bonuses?

Most bank account bonuses have requirements to earn them, so you’re unlikely to find an account that just gives you cash for opening the account. Most welcome bonuses require you to set up direct deposit or deposit a specific amount to earn bonus cash. Bonuses aren’t typically delivered immediately, either, as most banks deliver the bonus 30 to 90 days after you’ve met the bonus requirements.

What is the Discover cashback debit $360 bonus?

The Discover cashback debit card bonus isn’t so much of a bonus itself. The $360 is the limit you can earn each year through the Discover® Cashback Debit Account. You earn 1% cash back on up to $3,000 each month, which equates to earning up to $360 in cash back per year.

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