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How to get a free $200 Amazon gift card to spend on Prime Day tomorrow

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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

As if its Prime Day deals event weren’t already enough, now Amazon is offering customers the opportunity to earn a $200 Amazon gift card that can be used to turn Prime Day purchases into total freebies. That’s enough credit to take home some of the best Prime Day smart home deals without even spending a dime.

Customers who choose to sign up for the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card will earn a $200 Amazon gift card immediately after approval. Yes, you read that right — there’s no minimum spend, no time spent waiting for your bonus — you get the gift card right away, to spend during Amazon Prime Day tomorrow.

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Plus, Amazon will give you up to 10% back on certain purchases, including 6% cash back for Amazon and Whole Foods purchases made during Prime Day 2022, 10% on certain specially-marked Amazon products, 2% cash back on all restaurant, drugstore, and gas station purchases, and 1% on everything else.

Once your cash back has sufficiently piled up, you can redeem it on your next Amazon purchase or request that it be deposited into your bank account. It really doesn’t get a whole lot better than that for frequent Amazon shoppers.

Even better still, the Amazon Prime Rewards Visa Signature Card doesn’t have any foreign transaction fees or annual fee, so it costs you absolutely nothing to keep it stashed in your wallet for all of your Amazon purchases. Whip it out when you’re traveling abroad to save big on foreign transactions, too, because those transaction fees add up fast.

If you’ve been making your Amazon Prime Day deals list and checking it twice over the last few weeks, then signing up for this card to get your $200 gift card upon approval is pretty much a no-brainer. The only thing better than Prime Day’s incredible deals is scoring your favorite items essentially for free.

Even if you don’t plan to spend your gift card on Prime Day, let’s be real — you know that you’ll spend $200 on Amazon purchases eventually, so why not take advantage of free money while you can? Trust us, you’ll thank us later for the tip.

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The offer expires July 29.

Nina Derwin
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