Hancock Whitney Freestyle Checking + Savings — $300/$100/$600

$600
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Open Freestyle Checking and get $2,000+ in direct deposits within 90 days for $300. Open Freestyle Savings, deposit $5,000 within 30 days and hold it for 60 days for $100. Do both at the same time for an extra $200, for $600 total.

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How to earn it

  1. 1.
    Open Freestyle Checking and Freestyle Savings at the same time with the promo code by 2/28/2027.
  2. 2.
    Receive $2,000 or more in qualifying direct deposits into checking within 90 days of opening for $300.(within 90 days of account opening)
  3. 3.
    Deposit $5,000 or more into savings within 30 days for $100.(within 30 days of account opening)
  4. 4.
    Keep a $5,000 minimum daily savings balance for 60 days, and complete both offers to get the extra $200.(within 60 days of account opening)

Bonus tiers

Freestyle Savings with $5,000 held 60 days$100
Freestyle Checking with $2,000+ direct deposits$300
Both accounts opened together with all requirements met$600

The details

Minimum deposit to open$25
Monthly fee$10 (waivable)
Time to complete90 days from account opening
Bonus payout~135 days
Direct depositRequired — $2,000+
ACH counts as DD?Unknown
AvailabilityAL, FL, LA, MS, TX
Promo code1015HP26 (bank_page)
Eligibility: Residents of TX, LA, MS, AL or FL, age 18+. New Hancock Whitney checking clients, including existing clients without checking, who have not closed a checking account in the past 90 days or had one closed with a negative balance in the past 3 years. One checking and one savings bonus per household every 2 calendar years.

Notes: Bank page states $2,000 direct deposit (DoC hint said $3,000). Checking fee $10 waived with 1 client-initiated transaction per cycle. Savings fee $5 waived with $250 balance or 1 transaction. $20 early closure fee within 180 days and bonus may be clawed back. Terms say offer is available only to the addressee, but the landing page is public. The $1,000 variant was not seen.

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