Joyce Brown, WalletHub Credit Card Analyst
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The partnership between Chase credit cards and Amazon consists of several offers: the co-branded Amazon Credit Card, the ability to shop with Chase Ultimate Rewards credit card points on Amazon.com and more.
Notable Chase Credit Card Amazon Deals
The Amazon Credit Card and the Prime Visa.
Chase offers two versions of their co-branded card: one for regular customers and another for Prime members. The Amazon Credit Card offers extensive rewards: 3 points per $1 spent at Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market and on Chase Travel purchases, 2 points per $1 spent at gas stations, restaurants and on local transit and commuting, and 1 point per $1 spent on all other purchases.
The Prime Visa card offers 5% back at Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market with an eligible Prime membership, 5% back on Chase Travel purchases, 2% back at gas stations, restaurants, and on local transit and commuting (including rideshare), as well as 1% back on all other purchases. Plus, you get a $50 Amazon gift card upon approval ($150 for Prime members).
Shop with points.
Just sign in to your Amazon account, link your eligible Chase rewards credit card, and you can immediately start shopping. Just choose “Chase Ultimate Rewards Points” as your payment method at checkout. You can view more details on the Shop with Points program on Amazon’s dedicated web page.
Chase Freedom Flex cards bonus.
The Chase Freedom Flex® Credit Card has rotating bonus categories each quarter, where certain types of purchases earn 5% cash back. Amazon has been among those categories before, but you can’t count on it in the future. You can view more details about bonus categories on Chase’s dedicated web page.
The best Chase-Amazon deal is the co-branded Amazon Credit Card, as it offers extensive savings through its initial bonus and ongoing rewards. Shopping with points earned on eligible Chase credit cards is also a nice option to have, but it won’t save you as much.
The Best Amazon Card for Your Credit Score
If you’re a frequent Amazon customer, you may want to consider applying for the Amazon Credit Card. If you don’t have at least the good credit (a credit score of 700+) required for approval, consider the Amazon Store Card instead. You only need fair credit or better (a credit score of 640+), and if you’re a Prime member, you get 5% back in rewards back on Amazon.com purchases.
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How much are Chase points worth?
Chase points are worth 1 cent per point on average.
Chase Points Value by Redemption Method
| Redemption Method | Average Chase Point Value | Value of 1,000 Chase Points |
| Cash Back | 1 cent | $10 |
| Gift Cards | 1 cent | $10 |
| ... | 0.8 cents | $8 |
How much are Amazon points worth?
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