Banking Bonus Terms and Conditions
Revised November 3, 2025
You will participate in this Q4 banking offer (“Banking Offer”) by transferring new funds into your Brex business account (“Account”) by December 31, 2025 (the “Offer Period”); by participating in this Banking Offer, you agree to be bound by these terms. This offer is only open to current Brex customers that receive a Banking Offer email. Earn a $500 USD bonus when you transfer at least $50,000 USD total into either your vault or checking accounts and hold those funds in your vault or checking account for at least three (3) complete, consecutive calendar months (the “Hold Period”). Note, new funds transferred into your treasury account will not qualify. Bonus capped at $500 USD total, and paid by Brex Inc. into your checking account within 30 days of the end of your Hold Period. Must be net new funds into your Account during the Offer Period and calculated based on your average end of day balance during the Hold Period compared to your average end of day balance prior to the Offer Period. Transferring funds out of your Account during the Offer Period or Hold Period may impact your average balance and bonus.
In order to receive bonus points, your Brex Account must remain in good standing and not be in violation of any applicable Brex terms of service at any time during the Offer Period or Hold Period. As sole sponsor and administrator of this Offer, Brex reserves the right to cancel or modify the terms of this Offer or terminate any customer’s eligibility at any time and without prior notice. We reserve the right to disqualify you from participation in this Offer in the event of fraud, abuse of the program, or violation of these Terms or any other terms that may apply to you as determined in our discretion. Such termination may result in forfeiture of any accumulated bonuses. Account closure or suspension may result in the loss of any bonuses that haven’t been applied to your account yet. We reserved the right to delay or not enforce any of our rights without waiving or losing our right to enforce them later.