Is Chase Freedom Flex a Visa or Mastercard? This question is about the Chase Freedom Flex℠

Chase Freedom Flex is a Mastercard credit card. Because Chase Freedom Flex is a World Elite Mastercard, it can be used anywhere in the world and comes with some great benefits, including free cell phone protection and several retail discounts. Chase Freedom Flex Mastercard Benefits Identity theft protection Cell phone protection Zero liability protection Global emergency services Purchase protection Extended warranty protection Trip cancellation/interruption insurance Rental car insurance Rewards on Lyft rides ShopRunner membership Discounts on Fandango movies DoorDash membership Instacart+ membership You can find more details about these perks and other benefits on the Mastercard’s website. Just know that whether a card is a Visa or a Mastercard isn’t too big of an issue. Both networks provide you with extensive global acceptance and very similar benefits.

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@bergman77 • 04/28/23 This answer was first published on 03/21/18 and it was last updated on 04/28/23.For the most current information about a financial product, you should always check and confirm accuracy with the offering financial institution. Editorial and user-generated content is not provided, reviewed or endorsed by any company.

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Chase Freedom Flex is a Mastercard credit card. Because Chase Freedom Flex is a World Elite Mastercard, it can be used anywhere in the world and comes with some great benefits, including free cell phone protection and several retail discounts.

Chase Freedom Flex Mastercard Benefits

Identity theft protection
Cell phone protection
Zero liability protection
Global emergency services
Purchase protection
Extended warranty protection
Trip cancellation/interruption insurance
Rental car insurance
Rewards on Lyft rides
ShopRunner membership
Discounts on Fandango movies
DoorDash membership
Instacart+ membership

You can find more details about these perks and other benefits on the Mastercard’s website.

Just know that whether a card is a Visa or a Mastercard isn’t too big of an issue. Both networks provide you with extensive global acceptance and very similar benefits.

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What is the Chase Freedom Flex credit score requirement?

The Chase Freedom Flex credit score requirement is 700+. This means that you need at least good credit to get this card. While many people think good credit starts at 660, we strongly recommend using 700 as your baseline because this is roughly where your Chase Freedom Flex approval odds will turn positive. We’ve seen plenty of people get rejected for similar cards with scores in the high 600s.

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What is the Chase Freedom Flex credit limit?

The Chase Freedom Flex credit limit is $500 or more. Everyone who gets approved for Chase Freedom Flex is guaranteed a credit limit of at least $500, and especially creditworthy cardholders could get limits a lot higher than that. There are reports of some customers getting a Chase Freedom Flex credit limit of over $18,000. The higher an applicant’s credit score and income are, the higher their starting credit limit is likely to be.

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