Amazon credit cards by American Express
- Amazon Business American Express Card
- Amazon Business Prime American Express Card
Three card providers issue Amazon credit cards: American Express, Chase and Synchrony. The card activation process is simple with all three providers and shouldn’t take more than a few minutes.
American Express offers three ways to activate your Amazon credit card:
There are two ways to activate your Amazon credit card with Chase:
If your Amazon card is issued by Synchrony, here’s how to activate it:
Once you’re approved for your Amazon credit card, you’ll want to do a few things to set yourself up for credit success.
Amazon credit cards are issued by three different card providers. However, the card activation process generally remains the same — by phone and online. American Express is the only provider of the three that lets you activate your card via the bank’s mobile app.
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