SAN FRANCISCO—In the highly competitive credit card market, CUs have a new card to deal with that comes with some new perks.
DoorDash is launching its first-ever credit card in partnership with Chase Bank.
The DoorDash Rewards Mastercard will provide cardholders the opportunity to earn cash back on delivery and every other purchase made with the card, TechCrunch reported.
Cardmembers will get 4% cash back on DoorDash and Caviar orders from merchants on the DoorDash platform, 3% cash back on dining when purchased directly from a restaurant either online or in-store, 2% cash back on grocery stores either online or in-store and 1% cash back on all other purchases.
Other Options
Cardmembers will also have the option to use rewards to pay for part or all of a DoorDash or Caviar order, along with the option to redeem rewards for gift cards from a variety of brands and retailers, TechCrunch said.
New cardmembers will get a free year of DashPass, the platform’s $9.99 per month subscription service that offers free delivery and other perks. DoorDash Rewards Mastercard cardmembers can extend their complimentary DashPass membership every anniversary year when they spend $10,000. Cardmembers will also get a $100 cash bonus after spending $500 on purchases in the first three months from account opening.
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