How do I check my Best Buy credit card application status? This question is about the Best Buy® Credit Card

How do I check my Best Buy credit card application status?

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This question is about the Best Buy® Credit Card

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@WalletHub • 06/12/21 This answer was first published on 05/06/18 and it was last updated on 06/12/21.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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You can check your Best Buy® Credit Card application status either online or by calling the Best Buy® Credit Card center at (888) 574-1301. Both methods are quick and easy, and will tell you whether your application is approved, denied or still pending.

The same methods apply to the Best Buy® Store Card, too. If your application is approved, you can expect your new card to arrive by mail within 10 business days.

Here’s how to check your Best Buy® Credit Card status online:

Go to the Best Buy® Credit Card page.
Click “Check application status.”
Enter your date of birth, Social Security number, and zip code.
Click “Submit.”

You’ll now be able to see the status of your Best Buy® Credit Card application. But you don’t have to do the check online if calling is more convenient.

Here’s how to check your Best Buy® Credit Card status by phone:

Call the Best Buy® Credit Card center (888) 574-1301.
Enter your Social Security number.
Give the representative your application reference number. If you don’t have it handy, Best Buy can look it up with your name and SSN.

If you’re approved, your card should already be on its way. If more than 10 business days go by, you should call the Best Buy® Credit Card center again to check. If you’re denied, you can always ask for reconsideration. Citibank issues both versions of the Best Buy® Credit Card, so you’ll have to go through them. And you’ll need to convince them that your credit or income is actually better than it appeared on your application. The number is (888) 201-4523.

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Here’s how to use a Best Buy® Credit Card in store before it arrives:

Tell the Best Buy cashier you’d like them to look up your account.

Give the cashier a government-issued ID.

Make your purchase.

Here’s how to use a Best Buy® Credit Card online before it arrives:

Create or sign in to your bestbuy.com account.

Go to the Best Buy credit card page and click “Check Your Application Status”.

Once redirected to the issuer's website, provide your information and click “Submit”. This will bring you to a page showing your application status.

If approved, you should be able to select “Continue” in the bottom right. This will bring you to a page showing how you can shop online or in-store. Click “Continue” once again.

You will be redirected back to bestbuy.com where you should click “Continue” again. A page presenting the option to save your card as the “primary” form of payment will be shown to you.

Check the “Make this my primary card” box and then select “Add Card to My Account”.

Use your new card to pay at checkout.

You’ll also benefit from your Best Buy® Credit Card’s rewards as soon as it’s added to your account as the primary card.

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