Adam McCann, Financial Writer
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The Chase credit cards with the highest credit limits are the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card and Chase Sapphire Reserve®, which reportedly offer credit limits as high as $100,000+. That high of a credit limit is only available to the most creditworthy customers with excellent credit and a lot of income.
The credit limit you will get on a Chase credit card can vary depending on a number of factors – most importantly, your credit history and income. The higher your credit score and income are, the higher your credit limit is likely to be. In general, Chase does not disclose maximum credit limits for its cards, but it does disclose minimum credit limits.
High Limit Chase Credit Cards
- Chase Sapphire Reserve®: $10,000+ credit limit
- Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card: $5,000+ credit limit
- Chase Freedom Unlimited®: $500+ credit limit ($5,000+ if Visa Signature)
- Ink Business Premier® Credit Card: $10,000+ credit limit
It's always best to check a Chase card’s terms and conditions before applying to find out its minimum credit limit. That way, you can apply for a card that will give you adequate spending power for your needs, assuming you qualify.
Just keep in mind that the starting credit limit on any Chase credit card won’t necessarily be the limit you always have. You can typically ask for a credit limit increase after at least six months of responsible use.
You can learn more about Chase credit limits as well as browse the best Chase credit cards on WalletHub.

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