John Miller, Credit Cards Moderator
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You can request a Credit One credit limit increase online, through the Credit One mobile app, or by calling customer service at 1 (877) 825-3242. To raise your chances of being approved for a higher credit limit, pay your bill on time for at least six straight months, reduce your outstanding debt, and update the income Credit One has on file. Credit One will be more likely to increase your credit limit if the revised income clearly shows that you can afford a higher limit.
How to Get a Credit One Credit Limit Increase Online
- Log in to your online account.
- Choose the Credit One card for which you’re requesting the increase (if you have more than one card).
- Click “Settings,” and then “Credit Line Increase.”
- Enter the required information and click "Continue."
- Confirm the information and click “Submit” to complete the request.
You should receive a decision in just a few seconds. If you're approved for a Credit One credit limit increase, the new limit will be effective immediately.
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What is the maximum credit line for a Credit One credit card?
The maximum credit line for a Credit One credit card is not publicly disclosed by the issuer, though there are reports of cardholders receiving credit lines as high as $5,000 on some cards. If approved for a Credit One card, applicants can expect a minimum initial credit line of $300 to $400.
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Can I get a credit limit increase without asking?
Yes, it’s possible to get a credit limit increase without asking, typically after 6-12 consecutive months of on-time bill payments with a new credit card account. Credit card companies need evidence that you can handle your current spending limit responsibly before giving you the ability to borrow more.
Creditors will review your credit, income, and payment history on a regular basis moving forward. If they feel you can afford an increase and refrain from abusing the...
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