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Huntington Bank checking $1,000 Bonus

Business account · Expires Oct 14, 2026 · Last verified Jul 15, 2026

Requirements

  • $1,000 tier: deposit $20,000+ in new money within 30 days, then maintain a $20,000+ daily balance for 60 days after meeting the deposit ($400 tier: $5,000 new money within 60 days, no hold)
  • New money only — funds not already at Huntington; internal transfers don't count
  • Keep the account open 90 days to be eligible for the bonus — avoid the $40/mo Unlimited Plus fee (waived with $50,000 total relationship balance or owner's eligible personal checking)
  • New business checking customers only — existing Huntington checking customers (incl. fiduciary relationships) or checking closed within last 12 months are ineligible
  • One Huntington cash incentive per rolling 24 months across all business AND consumer accounts
  • Apply through the promotion page (online or in branch) so the promo code is claimed at opening

Cash you need to float: $20,000

Timeline

  1. Fund the account within 30 days of opening.
  2. Complete all requirements within 90 days.
  3. Maintain the qualifying balance/activity for 60 days.
  4. Keep the account open 90 days to avoid clawback or early-close fees.

Bonus tiers

  • $400 — Unlimited Business Checking (or Unlimited Plus/Business Analyzed/Non Profit): $5,000 new money within 60 days + open 90 days: park $5,000
  • $1,000 — Unlimited Plus Business Checking: $20,000 new money within 30 days, hold 60 days + open 90 days: park $20,000, hold 60 days

Closing the account (what we verified)

  • Bonus typically posts within 14 days of completing requirements.
  • Monthly fee: $40 (waived: Waived with $50,000 total deposit relationship balance, or a business owner's eligible personal Huntington checking account (Unlimited Plus)).

Availability

Available in: AL, AR, CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NC, OH, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX, WV, WI

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