How can I pre-qualify for the Amazon Credit Card?

You generally need good credit (i.e., a score above 700) to be eligible for approval, but issuers take far more than just an applicant’s credit score into account when making approval decisions. They consider your overall financial picture, including your income and existing debt obligations, so your credit rating can only be used as a guideline.… read full answer

If you want to get the Amazon.com Rewards VISA you will need to go to: https://www.amazon.com/gp/cobrandcard/ and click Apply Now.

Unfortunately there is no other way to upgrade, because the store card is issued by Synchrony Bank and the Rewards VISA is issued by Chase, so each issuer has their own criteria they use to grant approval. Hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

In order to have good Amazon.com Credit Card approval odds, you should start with at least a good credit score. Generally, the higher your credit score, the better your odds of approval are. However, your credit score is just one part of your creditworthiness. On its own, it does not guarantee approval. Chase Bank, which issues the Amazon.com Credit Card, doesn’t publicly disclose specific approval requirements. But they will review such things as your income, employment status and total amount of debt. Other things that affect your odds of approval are your payment history, age of accounts and recent credit inquiries.… read full answer

If you have less than good credit, your approval odds are better for the Amazon.com Store Card. You’ll only need a fair credit score to have a reasonable shot at getting the card. The tradeoff is that unlike the Visa Signature card, which you can use anywhere Visa cards are accepted, the Amazon.com Store Card is limited to purchases on Amazon.com and at retailers that accept Amazon Pay. And you’ll only get rewards from the store card if you’re a Prime member, unlike the Visa.

The best credit cards for a 600 credit score are secured cards because they offer easy approval and are often much less expensive than unsecured credit cards for bad credit. Secured credit cards require a security deposit, and the card’s credit limit is equal to the amount of the deposit. This deposit is fully refundable when you close your account with a $0 balance.… read full answer

If you’re not sure where to start looking for secured credit cards for a 600 credit score, WalletHub has picked out a few examples of popular offers.

Good Credit Cards for a 600 Credit Score:

• Secured Mastercard® from Capital One
• Discover it® Secured Credit Card
• BBVA Compass Secured Visa® Business Credit Card
• OpenSky® Secured Visa® Credit Card
• Navy Federal Credit Union nRewards® Secured Credit Card
• SunTrust Secured Credit Card

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guides on secured credit cards and how to rebuild credit.