WalletHub, Financial Company
@WalletHub
Your account is automatically considered for a higher credit limit based on your credit score and payment history with Credit One Bank. But you can also simply request an increase yourself.
To do so, sign into your online account at https://www.creditonebank.com and select “Settings” from the site menu. Then press the “Credit Line Increase” button and follow the steps from there. Just bear in mind that you are unlikely to get approved if you haven’t consistently paid your monthly bills on time.
Requesting a higher limit can also trigger a hard inquiry into your credit history, which temporarily hurts your credit score. You can learn more about requesting a credit-limit increase here: https://wallethub.com/edu/how-to-increase-credit-limit/25857/. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

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Richard M Joseph III, Member
@richard_mj
Make sure from 5 to 6 consecutive ON-TIME monthly PAYMENTS and watch how fast that bank offers you a credit increase. I no longer have this card anymore because of my past negligence which I'm regretting as this is one of the best REBUILDING CREDIT CARD offer...
Mine went from a $300 credit limit at the time I applied in 2014 to $450, next $550, then 750 to 950 where I started to MISS PAYMENTS because of some financial difficulties which were manageable if I wasn't that negligent towards my finances. My credit scores were between 620 and 690. Unfortunately, my history of delinquency and missed payments portrayed me as an unreliable and risky borrower which had negatively impact my credit scores. You can do better if you start and continue to make ON-TIME MONTHLY PAYMENTS and REFRAIN FROM APPLYING FOR CREDIT CARDS within a short period of time which would be 12 months or 1 year.
According to some financial services firms, some secured credit cards is the best route to go since they DON'T CHECK YOUR CREDIT REPORT OR RUN A HARD PULL/INQUIRY CREDIT CHECK for credit approval. Avoid cards that will check your credit history to determine your credit eligibility. And look for PRE-APPROVED CREDIT CARDS sent in the mail of your e-mail. Those companies offering the pre-approval credit cards would have only done a SOFT INQUIRY when they'd check your credit report history without your request or consent. That wouldn't impact your scores. Stay positive & hopeful, and take responsible risks!
xflipfuryx, Member
@xflipfuryx
Don’t hold your breath! I’ve had mine for 1 year and I’ve never had a late payment and use it all the time and my credit score has gone up over 60 points and I call, they turn me down. Haha, get a Capital One.

I've only had my card for 1 month and then I received an email today that they increased my limit by $150. I didn't request it but nonetheless a pleasant surprise
People also ask
Faith, Member
@gloriajean7
You need to have kept the card for 4 months at least, with a good record, then you should apply online
Sergio Mendez, Member
@sergio_mendez
You can request one online, from their website. With that said, make sure you have at least 6 months with the card, and that your payment history is spotless.
Aint B Shown, Member
@enjoylife27
After 3.5 years credit limit is only at 950, requested credit limit increase and was denied. Never late, and even made more then the monthly min payment, most months paid balance in full. My income has tripled as I completed my education and did a lateral move with my employer. I started this ride with a credit score of 560 and now my credit score is 726. Yes, I spoke with a representive and they only review your account every so often and basically disregard your request. I just got a discover with a 9000 limit, now I just have to wait it out for the credit history to build before cancelling credit one.
Joshua S Palmer Jr., Member
@joshuap_2
Make your payments on time. Do not miss any payments.
Jody Orso, Member
@jodyo_4
Keep at least one third of your credit available make a little bit more than the minimum payment keep your payments on time 490 days and you can request a credit limit increase making payments of half of what is old will increase it more faster if you weigh at least 6 months but if it's something that needs to be done it always ask nothing beats a failure but a quitter. And remember nothing ventured nothing gained

Wtf? Who would give you credit? Your run on sentence is bad enough without grammar mistakes. Give it another try friend.
mikethetyrant, Member
@mikethetyrant
Call and ask. It's the easiest. Just make sure you have at least 6 months of on-time payments.
Did we answer your question?
They do not do increases. I've asked them.
That request an increase button is not available to me? I have had my account in great standing for 7 months so I am going to call them.
Thank you so much for your replay!