You can now see whether you’ve earned double points on a particular transaction when you log in to your Chase Sapphire Preferred account.
You earn 2X points for travel and dining expenses with the Chase Sapphire Preferred. The Chase Sapphire Preferred also has no foreign transaction fees, which is why most bloggers recommend the card to folks who want only ONE card!
Seeing whether you earned double points for a transaction online isn’t a big deal in the whole scheme of things, but will save you some time adding up your statement to see if you earned double points or not on certain transactions.
Previously, you had to do the calculations yourself to see how many Ultimate Rewards points you earned and manually add up your travel and dining expenses and match it to the bonus points earned on your statement.If you don’t earn 2X points for a travel or dining expense, just call or send a secure message to Chase and they will usually fix it.
Emily: I can’t imagine checking each transaction every month to see if I earned double points. Good thing that Daraius likes doing these things!How to Check If You’ve Earned Double Points With Your Chase Sapphire Preferred
Step 1 – Log In To Your Chase Account
Log in to your Chase account.
Step 2 – Click on “See Activity”
Click on “See Activity” to view your Chase Sapphire Preferred card transactions.
Step 3 – Click The Box Next To Each Transaction
Click the “+“ sign in the blue box next to each transaction.
Step 4 – See Ultimate Rewards Points Earned
You’ll be able to see how many Ultimate Rewards points you’ve earned for each transaction.
We had some chicken nuggets at McDonald’s. And because that’s a dining expense, we earned 2X points – 1X points for dining and 1X regular points.
Bottom Line
You can now see how many Ultimate Rewards points you earned on your Chase Sapphire Preferred transactions by checking your account online!
This makes it easier to see if you earned double points for a transaction or not. Chase has great customer service so just let them know if you didn’t get double points for a travel or dining expense.