Update: This popular offer is still available.
U.S. Bank offers a
$500 or $750 Bonus when you
Open an Eligible Business Checking Account using promo code
AFL23 and make a
Deposit Totalling $5,000+ or $15,000+ within
30 days of opening your account. Must maintain your balance for
60 days after the account opening and enroll in online banking or the U.S. Bank Mobile App to earn your bonus. Offer valid through August 31, 2023. Member FDIC.
Thanks to Community Member
desitoyota for sharing this deal.
Offer Instructions:
- Promo code AFL23 MUST be used when opening the business checking account. Limit of one Business Checking bonus per business.
- A $100 minimum deposit is required to open a U.S. Bank Silver, Gold, Gold with Interest or Platinum Business Checking account.
- Must enroll in online banking or the U.S. Bank Mobile App within 60 days to earn your bonus.
- Earn $500 when you deposit $5,000
- Earn a $500 Business Checking bonus by opening a new U.S. Bank Silver, Gold, Gold with Interest or Platinum Business Checking account through 08/31/2023. You must make new deposit(s) of at least $5,000 in new money deposits (Direct Deposits, ATM/Branch Deposits, Mobile Check Deposit, ACH or Wires) within 30 days of account opening and thereafter maintain a balance of at least $5,000 until the 60th day after account opening.
- Earn $750 when you deposit $15,000
- Earn your $750 Business Checking bonus by opening a U.S. Bank Silver, Gold, Gold with Interest or Platinum Business Checking account through 08/31/2023. You must make new deposit(s) of at least $15,000 in new money deposits (Direct Deposits, ATM/Branch Deposits, Mobile Check Deposit, ACH or Wires) within 30 days of account opening and thereafter maintain a balance of at least $15,000 until the 60th day after account opening.
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I just wanted to open a business checking account and found this out.
$500 bonus for depositing $5000 and keeping it for 60 days
$750 for $15000 deposit and hold it for 60 day
Here is the link:
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edit: mods, why did you remove my edit comment telling others that were telling me I did it wrong to go kick rocks!?!
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It took months and threats of lawsuits, then getting the government involved to get the money back. That's when I found out that some of these little rinky-dink banks can be dangerous to put your money in.
US Bank is hardly a small bank as it is the 5th largest in the US. So they sort of fit right in with their rivals BOA, Chase, Citibank and Wells Fargo for crummy service imo.
https://www.mx.com/blog/biggest-b...ed-states/
https://imgur.com/lIae4Nj
Yup...same sort of thing with me except I did not waste my time going to branch. Just took my money out. Don't know what their logic to it is. I would think most people just withdraw their money after they are denied the bonus and it is not like you can't get free checking from another bank. Then again, Chase does the same thing with their endless checking and savings bonus offers that they also seem to find ways to not pay imo, so who knows.
US Bank, you should have tried this a few years back, a bit late I'm afraid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GP1ZaOd
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https://www.usbank.com/business-b...ounts.html
Is transferring from Non-"U.S.Bank" (like sofi, chase, BMO,etc) to this "U.S. Bank" considered ACH transaction of $15,000 and "new" money? Will they honor that?
https://www.usbank.com/business-b...ounts.html
I was emailed with "account info" but only last 4 of account # is uncensored. Signup asks for account number... has anyone gotten around this to create a login?
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Are there any banks offering higher interest rates (a la Ally) that also support joint access?