Verizon Visa Card: Get $150 Bonus After One Purchase
Verizon has a nice welcome offer for its no-annual-fee credit card. New Verizon Visa Card applicants can earn a $150 statement credit after making just one purchase within the first 90 days of opening the account.
There’s no minimum spending requirement, so even a small purchase can qualify for the full $150 bonus. The offer is available for applications approved through January 13, 2027.
You can see the offer here.
Important Terms
- This offer is available for applicants who are approved between 8/12/26 and 1/13/27.
- To apply, you must be a Verizon wireless Account Owner or Account Manager on an account with up to 12 phone lines max (depending on plan) or Fios Account Owner with at least one active Fios service.
- In order to qualify for this offer, you must (i) apply and be approved for a Verizon Visa Signature® Card account; and (ii) make one purchase within 90 days to receive the $150 statement credit.
- Only one offer per account.
- Account must remain open and in good standing at time statement credit is applied to the Account.
- The $150 statement credit will post to account 1-2 billing cycles after purchase is made.
Verizon Visa Card Benefits
Besides the welcome bonus, the card offers some useful ongoing benefits:
- 4% back in Verizon Dollars on groceries, gas, dining and qualifying Verizon purchases, excluding monthly Verizon bill payments.
- 1% back on all other purchases.
- No annual fee.
- No foreign transaction fees.
- Ability to maintain eligible Verizon Auto Pay discounts when paying with the card.
- Two complimentary Verizon TravelPass days per calendar year.
Rewards are earned as Verizon Dollars, which can be used toward eligible Verizon purchases and bills, rather than regular cash back.
Guru’s Wrap-up
This is not a big bonus but it is pretty easy to earn. One purchase of any amount gets you $150.
The card also has some decent earning rates, especially the unlimited 4% back on groceries, gas and dining. However, the rewards are most useful if you’re planning to stick with Verizon.
