Cashback
2%
Rep. APR
24.9%
Variable
Annual fee
£0
Spending abroad
Free
No foreign transaction fees
Lounge access
Not included
2% cashback on eligible UK/Channel Islands groceries, restaurants, cafes, takeaways, everyday transport, fuel and public EV charging.
Opening offer
First two months: 2% on eligible spend without needing to meet the monthly criteria.
No FX fees on foreign-currency purchases (Mastercard rate).
See today's live travel money ratesTo qualify each month: 15+ Chase card payments and/or Direct Debits in the prior month, and £1,000+ across Chase savers every day that month.
The Chase UK Credit Card earns 2% cashback on groceries, restaurants and everyday transport, which is 1.26% above the typical reward card, and its 24.9% APR is cheaper to borrow on than most fee-free cards. Abroad it uses Mastercard at practically nothing off the real exchange rate, which I like. The genuine catch is the monthly qualifying criteria: you need 15 or more Chase payments or Direct Debits the prior month and £1,000 in Chase savers every day, plus cashback is capped at £20 a month.
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