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[Now Live] Chase Sapphire Reserve Adds DoorDash $15 Monthly Credit Which Can Be Used For Anything

Update 10/5/26: Readers note that you can’t select whether to use the $15 or $10 credit and you are basically forced into using first the $15 credit and then getting access to the $10 credits. If you like doing restaurant orders, you might want to first do a restaurant order for the $15 credit and […]

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Update 10/5/26: Readers note that you can’t select whether to use the $15 or $10 credit and you are basically forced into using first the $15 credit and then getting access to the $10 credits. If you like doing restaurant orders, you might want to first do a restaurant order for the $15 credit and then doing orders at non-restaurants to use the $10 credits.

Update 10/1/26: Now live. 

Original Post:

Reports are that Chase is adding a $15 monthly credit to their Sapphire Reserve card which can be used for restaurant and non-restaurant purchases. The change goes into effect on October 1, 2026. 

  • Free DashPass (stays the same now and after October 1st)
  • Two $10 monthly discounts on non-restaurant orders (stays the same now and after October 1st)
  • One monthly $15 credit which can be used on restaurants or non-restaurant orders like grocery or retail (change from the current $5 restaurant discount – it’s increased to $15 and it becomes usable on anything)

Presumably this addition/change is for both Sapphire Reserve card and Sapphire Reserve for Business card. (People are also wondering how it will apply to CSRB employee cardholders.)

I rarely use the DoorDash credits, but will probably start using this one at $15. 

Note: a few months ago, DoorDash added a $20 minimum for pickup orders which makes these credits harder to use in a cost-effective way. 

Hat tip to r/creditcards

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