If you received a Destiny Mastercard offer in the mail directing you to DestinyApply.com, you can use the website to get started with the offer you received. Your mail offer contains the information you need to access the application.
The Destiny offer sent to you may not be the same offer received by another applicant. There are several Destiny Mastercard® offers available, including cards with different credit limits and features.
If you don't have a specific Destiny offer, you may also be able to use the Destiny pre-qualification process to see whether you qualify for an available offer.
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DestinyApply.com is an online application website used for certain Destiny Mastercard® offers. If you received a Destiny mail offer, the website allows you to enter the information from that offer and continue with the application process.
The exact offer available to you depends on the offer associated with your application. Before completing the application, review the specific credit limit, annual fee, APR and other terms presented with your offer.
Using your Destiny offer is straightforward. Start by going to DestinyApply.com and have the mail offer available so you can enter the information requested on the application page.
Enter the Application Code from your offer and your ZIP Code in the appropriate fields. Then select the button to continue.
Your application code is associated with the offer sent to you, so make sure you enter the information exactly as it appears on your mail offer.
Once you continue, you can review the Destiny Mastercard® offer presented to you and complete the application if you decide that the card is right for you.
Destiny has several different Mastercard® offers. The particular offer you receive in the mail can vary, so don't assume that another applicant will receive the same card or credit limit.
Here are some of the Destiny offers that may be available:
Destiny® Mastercard® - Up to 3% Cashback Rewards
This version offers up to 3% Cashback Rewards on the first $5,000 in qualifying gas, grocery, restaurant and mobile phone service purchases, along with a $700 credit limit if approved.
Destiny Mastercard®
This is an unsecured Destiny card with a $700 credit limit if approved and is marketed toward consumers with less-than-perfect credit.
Destiny® Mastercard® with Instant Credit
This offer provides a $700 credit limit if approved and may allow approved applicants to add the card to a mobile wallet and begin making purchases before the physical card arrives.
Destiny® Mastercard® with $1,000 Credit Limit
This version provides a $1,000 credit limit if approved and is listed for consumers with fair credit.
The card, credit limit, fees and other terms depend on the specific offer presented to you. Review the terms of your individual offer before applying.
You don't necessarily need a mail offer to see whether you may qualify for a Destiny Mastercard®. If you don't have a application code, you can use the Destiny pre-qualification process instead.
Check your Destiny pre-qualification offer here to see whether an available Destiny Mastercard® offer is presented to you.
The pre-qualification process can be useful if you didn't receive a mail offer or simply want to find out what offer may be available to you before deciding whether to complete an application.
Destiny offers can have different credit limits, annual fees, APRs and other terms. For example, the offers listed above range from a $700 credit limit if approved to a $1,000 credit limit if approved.
Take a moment to review the complete terms of the particular offer presented to you before submitting your application. The offer you receive is the one that determines the terms that apply to your account.
If you received a Destiny Mastercard® offer directing you to DestinyApply.com, you can use the Application Code and ZIP Code from your mail offer to get started with the application.
If you don't have a application code, you can instead check for an available offer through the Destiny pre-qualification process.
Because Destiny has multiple card offers, review the specific card, credit limit, fees, APR and other terms presented to you before deciding whether to apply.
If you used your Destiny Apply invitation but were not approved for the card, see what to do if your Destiny pre-approved invitation was not approved.
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