Chase switch deal update
Chase’s switching offer has now ended. The information below is for reference only. For switching deals & sign-up bonus offers available now, make sure to check out our switching deals guide and sign-up bonus deals guide.

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Chase’s switching offer has now ended. The information below is for reference only. For switching deals & sign-up bonus offers available now, make sure to check out our switching deals guide and sign-up bonus deals guide.
Chase has launched a new and unique switching offer of a £100 Amazon.co.uk gift card when you make Chase your main income account. The offer is available to new and eligible existing customers. For a full list of switching deals on the market, you can visit our switching deals guide. Chase currently offers a current and savings account.
Open a Chase account.
You'll need to open an account through the Chase app - if you don’t already have this downloaded, you can scan the QR code on the Chase website.
Set up and receive income payments to your Chase account.
These must total £1,500 or more a month for at least 2 consecutive months. The first income payment must be received into your account by 30 November 2025 and the second by 31 December 2025. An income payment is a direct credit payment into your account from another party via BACS, such as your salary.
Receive your £100 Amazon gift card.
Your £100 Amazon gift card will be emailed to you once you've completed the above steps. This can take up to 30 days from 31 December 2025.
You get a £100 Amazon.co.uk gift card when you move your monthly income of at least £1,500 to Chase. You can do this in 1 of 2 ways:
With Chase’s current account, you can also earn 1% cashback on essential spending like groceries, everyday transport and fuel. You can earn up to £15 per month, which is £180 in a year.
“Add the gift card to the cashback and you’ll have earned £280 in 12 months.”
The offer is available to all new Chase customers. If you’re an existing customer, this switching offer is invite-only.
In order to qualify for the gift card, you must receive monthly income payments of £1,500 or more into your Chase account in November and December 2025.
If you receive your income in weekly or fortnightly payments, you can still qualify as long as it totals £1,500 each month.
Just note, in order to qualify for the switching deal, your payment needs to be a direct credit payment into your account, not a transfer from another bank account you own.
Once you’ve had 2 consecutive income payments made by 31 December 2025, Chase will send you your gift card.
If this offer is not for you, we also have a guide displaying current banking switching deals on the market and also other banking offers such as refer-a-friend offers and more.

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Kate Steere is an editor and money expert at Finder, specialising in banking, savings and fintech. She has previously written for The Motley Fool UK and Fitch Solutions, where she covered a wide range of personal finance topics and kept a close eye on market trends. Kate has a Bachelor of Arts in Modern History from the University of East Anglia. When not working, she can usually be found curled up with a good book or heading out for a run. See full bio
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