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Quarterly
1 credit
DoorDash Non-Restaurant Discount$10 a quarter
$10 each quarter for one non-restaurant DoorDash order. Activate DashPass and pay with the enrolled card.
Terms end on January 1, 2028.
$40 a year, before anything is used.
The most these credits are worth.
$10 ends every quarter.
Credits with calendar reset dates. Each ring is a day a credit ends, whether or not it was used.
- QuarterlyDoorDash Non-Restaurant Discount$10 every quarter
2026 amounts from the kardfolio catalog, before anything is used.
How this card earns
- 5 percent cash back:
- TravelChase Travel
- Chase Travel
- 3 percent cash back:
- Dining
- Drugstores
- 2 percent cash back:
- Limited-time boost
LyftEligible Lyft rides, bikes, scooters and memberships in the Lyft app.Through Sep 30, 2027.
- 1.5 percent cash back:
Everything else
Protections and other benefits
7 benefits
- DashPassSix months of DashPass after activation. Chase says activate by Dec 2027; DoorDash says Dec 2029. Check eligibility in DoorDash. Renews at the current price.
- Purchase ProtectionCovers eligible purchases against theft and damage, subject to limits.
- Extended Warranty ProtectionAdds one year to eligible U.S. manufacturer warranties of three years or less.
- Trip Cancellation and Interruption InsuranceCovers eligible prepaid passenger fares for covered cancellation or interruption.
- Auto Rental CoverageCovers eligible rental collision or theft; U.S. coverage is secondary.
- Travel and Emergency AssistanceProvides medical and legal referrals; the cardholder pays service costs.
- Zero Liability ProtectionProtects against unauthorized card purchases, subject to exclusions.
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- Sources
- chase.com, doordash.com
- Last checked
- October 4, 2026
- Foreign transaction fee
- 3%
Card terms can change. The issuer’s current terms control. Credit amounts show the most a credit is worth, not guaranteed savings. How card facts are sourced
