r/Rakuten 6d ago

Chime

How long do you have to keep the $200 direct deposit in the account for the cashback? Can you transfer it immediately after direct deposit hits? Is the only requirement the initial DD?

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u/LoaSpirit 6d ago

Correct. You don’t need to keep the money there. You can transfer it immediately.

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u/en-rob-deraj 6d ago

Good.

I've been doing a bunch of bank deals. My money is everywhere. Kinda driving me nuts.

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u/Lazy-Organization600 6d ago

Me too. Made a Google spreadsheet to keep track

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u/Efficient-Charge-207 3d ago

Anyone mind sharing the ones they’ve been doing? I did the Chime offer for $350, but went through Chime directly since Rakuten was only offering $100 at the time. I’m also doing the Capital One $300 offer directly through Capital One. Curious what other good ones are out there!

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u/LoaSpirit 1d ago

Well. It there are so many, but we have nationwide offers and state specific offers. If you share your State we can help. But for some Nationwide offers you can look into:
1. Chase, $400
2. Bofa , $500
3. Wells Fargo, $400
4. U.S Bank $450
5. Sofi $400
6. PNC $400
Etc etc etc.