Free Kasasa Eats
Free Kasasa Eats® Checking
Doesn’t 6.00% cash back sound tasty?*
Keep your belly and wallet happy with free checking that helps pay for food. Treat yourself to nationwide ATM fee refunds. All for meeting a few easy qualifications each month.
Feed your balance.
Free Kasasa Eats Checking
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Cash for food every month you qualify
Get cash back on debit card purchases with select grocery stores and delivery services.*
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Thousands of ATMs, nationwide
Earn refunds on ATM withdrawal fees across the country.* So you always have cash on hand.
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Super simple reward qualifications
Things like using your debit card, getting paid with direct deposit, or logging in to online banking.
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No monthly maintenance fees
No matter what. Didn’t qualify for your rewards? Don’t worry. Your account’s still free.
Ready to apply?
Here's how it works
- 1Enter your ZIP code.
- 2Find your favorite institution.
- 3Submit your application.
#KASASALOVE
It's the easiest thing in the world and it's free money!
Love being able to use any ATM and get paid fees back.
Kasasa is always a great perk!! I always look forward to seeing my bank account and seeing what rewards I have each month.
Turn your rewards into savings.
Save money automatically. Link your free Kasasa checking account to free Kasasa Saver®. Every month you meet your Kasasa checking qualifications, your cash rewards transfer to this free account.
FAQ
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Are Kasasa accounts always free?
Yes! Nobody should have to pay to use their own money.
What happens if I don’t qualify for cash rewards?
Rewards are determined on a monthly basis. If you don't meet your monthly qualifications, then you won't earn rewards for that month.
You can start earning your rewards the very next month. And your account is still free.
Do I have to maintain a minimum balance to earn rewards?
Nope! There’s no minimum balance to earn Kasasa rewards.
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*These are the kind of rates you’ll find at Kasasa partner financial institutions. Rates, rewards, and qualifications may vary among participating institutions.