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[Expired] SoFi 2% Credit Card Now Comes With $200 Signup Bonus

Apply and get approved for the SoFi Credit Card and get $100 in reward points after you make your first purchase. Offer ends 4/30/21

Offer value$200
Annual feeNone listed
Requirementspend
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Update 9/19/23: $200 bonus still available on Credit Karma

Update 5/2/22: The $200 signup bonus is now public (requires $1,500 spend, as before). There’s also a separate offer from Swagbucks to get $100 with approval of the SoFi credit card, no purchase necessary at all, so that’ll be appealing to some. Slightly better on MyPoints.

Update 2/28/22: $200 sign up bonus is now available on Credit Karma.

Update 2/19/22: Deal is back through 2/28/22. You might be able to get $200 on Credit Karma, but that requires $1,500 in spend. Hat tip to FM (Original post below is from 4/22/21)

The Offer

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  • Apply and get approved for the SoFi Credit Card and get $100 in reward points after you make your first purchase by 5/21/21.

Offer ends 4/30/21.

Card Details

  • No annual fee
  • 2% cash back on all purchases
  • Full mastercard world elite benefits (including up to $1,000 cell phone insurance)
  • No foreign transaction fee
  • No sign up bonus

Read our full review in this post. 

Our Verdict

It’s a pretty good 2% card given the lack of annual fee and foreign transaction fees and some other benefits. $100 isn’t much but certainly better than nothing, especially if the card already interests you. There were a few other targeted/referrer offers in the past, but no simple signup bonus like this new $100 offer. Again, this is slated to end soon, on April 30, 2021.

This $100 signup offer is for the credit card. There are/have been various offers for signing up for the SoFi Money account as well, e.g. $50 for signup via referral and another $100 for direct deposit. You’ll want a SoFi Money account if you plan on getting the credit card since you only can get the full 2% when the money goes into a SoFi account or toward a SoFi loan.

Hat tip to reader John K.

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