How do I use the Capital One Quicksilver app?

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HECTOR MOLINA, High School Econ Teacher

@hectormolina 05/13/20 First posted on 04/23/20
Last reviewed on 05/13/20

Capital One Quicksilver cardholders can use the Capital One mobile app to manage their accounts.

To use the app after downloading it from the App Store or Google Play, tap the Capital One icon on your mobile device, then sign in with the same credentials you would use for your Quicksilver online account.

Once signed in, tap the Quicksilver account profile box. You can now view recent statements and transactions, check a balance, make a payment, redeem rewards and more. You can also access multiple Capital One accounts without having to sign out of the app and sign back in.

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Charlie Hunter, Member

@charlie_hunter 04/23/20 First posted on 02/27/20
Last reviewed on 04/23/20

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Depending on whether you have an iPhone or an Android phone, you can download the Capital One mobile app either from the AppStore or from Google Play, respectively.

The Capital One mobile app allows you to manage your Capital One Quicksilver credit card.

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How can I redeem my Capital One Quicksilver rewards?

To redeem your Capital One Quicksilver rewards, simply log in to your Capital One credit card account online.

Click your rewards balance, then choose how you want to redeem. You will have two cash back options: a statement credit or a check in the mail.

In addition, you can redeem Capital One Quicksilver rewards for gift cards or contribute your cash back to charity.… read full answer

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