Credit cards · United States
Chase Freedom Flex® Credit Card ✓
United States · Credit cards · Mastercard / EMV / Contactless · Credit
CreditMastercardEMVContactless
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Card typeCredit cards
TechnologyMastercard / EMV / Contactless
Last verifiedAugust 2026
A no-annual-fee cashback credit card: activate each quarter to earn higher cash back in rotating bonus categories, plus extra rewards on Chase Travel, dining and drugstores. Quarterly bonuses have a spending cap.
Core benefits
Core benefits✈Travel pointsEarn points on travel and dining
◇Welcome bonusEarn extra rewards after meeting requirements
↻Flexible redemptionRedeem for travel, gifts and more
◎International useDesigned for travel and international spending
▣Travel protectionTravel-related benefits and support
✓Payment securitySupports mainstream secure payment features
Key features
Key features▣
Physical cardPhysical card supported
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Apple WalletAdd to Apple Wallet
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Google WalletMobile payments supported
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RechargeableNot supported
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RefundableNot supported
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MastercardMastercard / EMV / Contactless
Card information
CountryUnited States
Card typeCredit cards
TechnologyMastercard / EMV / Contactless
CurrencyUSD
Physical card✓ Yes
Apple Wallet✓ Yes
Google Wallet✓ Yes
Rechargeable✗ No
Refundable✗ No
Fees
Card price$0
How to get it
Apply on Chase's official page and pass a credit check. Quarterly category bonuses usually require activation each quarter; before applying, review the welcome bonus, intro APR, balance transfer fee and Mastercard-version benefits.
Fees & rates
Fees & ratesCard price$0Recommended credit scoreGood or above
Frequently asked questions
View all →How do I earn the welcome bonus?›
See the issuer's latest terms and application page for specific rules.
Which partners can receive transferred points?›
See the issuer's latest terms and application page for specific rules.
Is there a foreign transaction fee?›
See the issuer's latest terms and application page for specific rules.
How is the annual fee charged or offset?›
See the issuer's latest terms and application page for specific rules.