Capital One is currently offering a $500 bonus when you open a new business checking account, deposit either $5,000 within 30 days, leave the funds in the account for 60 days, and then make at least 10 qualifying transactions (like a remote check deposit or ACH transfer).
If you have the cash, that’s a pretty easy return without worrying about any direct deposit requirements. This bonus is available nationwide.
Note that there is usually a $1,000 option that requires $30,000 in deposits, but that’s not on the menu this time around.

The Deal
- Capital One is offering either a $500 bonus when you open a new business checking account, deposit the $5,000 within 30 days, keep the funds in the account for at least 60 days, and make at least 10 qualifying transactions.
- Must use the promo code SBOFFER500 when opening the account.
How to earn the bonus
- Open a new Basic or Enhanced Business Checking account with promo code SBOFFER500.
- $5,000 Deposit required balance from non-Capital One accounts within 30 days of account opening.
- Maintain the minimum required end-of-day balance for at least 60 days during the first 90 days of account opening.
- Make 10 qualifying electronic transactions within 90 days of account opening. Qualifying transactions include electronic wire, electronic ACH, and remote check deposit.
- Basic Checking account incurs a $15 monthly service fee, which can be waived with a minimum balance of $2,000. Enhanced Checking account incurs a $35 monthly service fee, which can be waived with a minimum balance of $25,000.
Terms and Conditions
Quick Thoughts
Based on the terms, you only have to leave $5K in the bank for 60 days to get the bonus. It doesn’t matter how the funds get there (ie, no direct deposit requirement), so long as they don’t come from another Capital One account. These business checking bonuses used to require you to have a Capital One business credit card in order to apply, but there’s no such requirement on this one as far as I can see.
It’s important to note that the net upside is slightly below $500. You’re effectively losing 60 days of interest on the money that you put in. Still, the $500 bonus is like earning ~60% APR on your money for two months. That’s clearly far better than you could do with a normal high-yield deposit account. It’s a no-brainer if you have $5,000 that you can free up for a couple of months.
Do note that there is a $15 monthly fee for the basic checking account, which can only be waived with a $2,000 minimum daily balance. That’s obviously not an issue when you have the required amount in the account, but remember to factor it into the deposit, or add at least $2,000 initially to avoid the fee being taken off in the first month.






Im currently doing the 360 Checking with the debit card ( had to make 20 $10+ charges). Is this Capital One Business Checking account offer different?
yes
360 checking is not a business account
They take incredibly long to pay out for the record. I’ve been waiting since November and there are reports it could take 150-180 days