DoorDash teams with Chase, Mastercard on credit card


Co-branded cards have been proven to increase customer frequency, which could also deepen loyalty

The DoorDash credit card will provide a new way to attract and retain customers in the highly competitive food delivery segment. Co-branded cards can also encourage loyalty from customers, especially since consumers can receive rewards from retailers they shop with frequently, according to Insider Intelligence. Many retailers have credited co-branded cards as a significant contributor to customer frequency. 

Other food delivery platforms have been partaking in similar partnerships. Grubhub is working with Bank of America to provide eligible cardholders a free year of Grubhub+. It also began offering a corporate pay card with Visa earlier this year to allow employees with corporate accounts to order from partner restaurants.  

DoorDash’s competitive edge is in the act of offering a credit card rather than just providing benefits to existing cardholders. The partnership with Chase could provide even more access to potential customers, especially since Chase serves over 66 million U.S. households, according to the press release. The new card is a World Elite Mastercard, which also includes 24/7 complimentary concierge services and access to Mastercard Priceless Experiences, according to the press release.


By Julie Littman on Sep 27, 2022
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