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You can register your Home Depot® Credit Card online, through the card's login page. By registering your credit card for online access, you’ll be able to view your statements, pay your bills and manage your account anytime, from anywhere. Here's how to register your Home Depot® Credit Card: Go to the Home Depot® Credit Card login page. Click on “Register your card” below the “Sign on” button. Enter your card number, your name as it appears on your card, the 3-digit security code you see on your card and the last 4 digits of your Social Security number. Then, click on “Verify.” Create your username and password and click on “Submit.” It’s worth noting that this is the procedure you have to follow if you want to activate your Home Depot® Credit Card online, too. Alternatively, you can activate your credit card over the phone at (866) 875-5488. Once you activate your Home Depot® Credit Card, you can start using it right away.

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You can register your Home Depot® Credit Card online, through the card's login page. By registering your credit card for online access, you’ll be able to view your statements, pay your bills and manage your account anytime, from anywhere.

Here's how to register your Home Depot® Credit Card:

Go to the Home Depot® Credit Card login page.
Click on “Register your card” below the “Sign on” button.
Enter your card number, your name as it appears on your card, the 3-digit security code you see on your card and the last 4 digits of your Social Security number. Then, click on “Verify.”
Create your username and password and click on “Submit.”

It’s worth noting that this is the procedure you have to follow if you want to activate your Home Depot® Credit Card online, too. Alternatively, you can activate your credit card over the phone at (866) 875-5488. Once you activate your Home Depot® Credit Card, you can start using it right away.

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How do I apply for a Home Depot credit card?

To apply for a Home Depot® Credit Card, you can fill out an application on the Home Depot website or in any Home Depot store. You will need to provide some personal information, such as contact info and your Social Security number. Once you submit your application, you’ll generally get an instant decision, but some applications can take up to 10 business days to be reviewed. At the moment, applying by phone is not an option.

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Is there a Home Depot Credit Card sign-up bonus?

No, there isn't any Home Depot® Credit Card sign-up bonus nor any ongoing rewards. The main benefits of having the Home Depot® Credit Card include a first purchase discount at Home Depot and deferred interest financing promotions.

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If you’re in the market for an initial bonus, you can check out other credit cards like the Citi Premier® Card. This card offers 60,000 points for spending $4,000 in the first 3 months of account opening.

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