(Update) Bank of America Launches Credit Card Referral Program – $100 Per Approved Card (Up To $500)

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Update 6/9/26: You can login and then check this link to see if you can refer. (ht sg77) You can also check the app or check the website – click card and then scroll to bottom-right. (ht FM)

Original Post 5/29/26:

Bank of America has launched a credit card referral program. Cardholders that refer a new cardholder that is approved will receive a bonus of $100. 

  • Limit of 5 approved referrals
  • Limit of $500 in referral bonuses annually
  • Person being referred must use your unique link
  • Referral bonus will be received 60 days after approval
  • Person being referred seems to receive the standard sign up bonus on each card

Currently you can refer people to the following cards:

  • BankAmericard
  • Customized Cash Rewards
  • Premium Rewards
  • Travel Rewards
  • Unlimited Cash Rewards

Rakuten has recently offered bigger additional bonuses for the applicant on the Travel Rewards & Customized Cash Rewards card. Please do not share your referrals in the comments below, if any of these cards offer an increased bonus we will consider opening a referral thread for those specific cards. 

Hat tip to irom1 on /r/creditcards

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