# Wells Fargo Clear Access Banking: $125 bonus

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- Status: Limited reports
- Bonus: $125
- Requirement: 10+ qualifying posted transactions in 60 days
- Expires: Oct 13, 2026
- Availability: Nationwide
- Institution: Wells Fargo
- Verified: Jul 19, 2026 against accountoffers.wellsfargo.com
- Field reports: 0

## Summary
Wells Fargo is offering a $125 cash bonus for opening a new Clear Access Banking account. To earn it you need to make 10 or more qualifying posted transactions, like debit card purchases, Zelle transfers, or bill pay, within 60 days of opening the account.

## Requirements
1. Open a new Clear Access Banking account online using your bonus offer code, or open an eligible checking account at a branch with a $25 minimum deposit.
2. Within 60 calendar days of account opening, make 10 or more qualifying posted transactions such as debit card purchases, Zelle transfers, bill pay, or mobile check deposits.
3. Keep the account open while Wells Fargo processes the bonus.
4. Receive the $125 bonus deposited into your account within 30 days of meeting requirements.

## Fine print that matters
- Not available to customers who received a Wells Fargo consumer checking bonus in the past 12 months.
- Clear Access Banking has a $5 monthly service fee that can be avoided with age 13-24, $250+ in qualifying electronic deposits, or military direct deposit.
- ATM transactions, teller line transactions, and pending transactions do not count as qualifying transactions.
- Account must remain open while the bonus is being deposited; zero-balance accounts may be closed without notice.
- Bonus is taxable and will be reported to tax authorities.
- Offer cannot be combined with other consumer deposit offers, limit one bonus per customer.
- Clear Access Banking is a checkless account.
- Offer ends October 13, 2026.

## Sources
- accountoffers.wellsfargo.com offer page <https://accountoffers.wellsfargo.com/starterbonus/> (checked Jul 19, 2026)

_This entry is reference information, not financial advice. Confirm current terms on the institution's site before you apply._