Are there any CPA-offers of large US banks?

[DarkDay]

Hi, everyone!

I've been looking for CPA offers of top US banks for quite a while and found nothing. I used both Google search and CPA aggregators. Does anyone know if these banks use CPA offers at all? If so,

1. Where can I find them?
2. Could you recommend some CPA offers aggregators e.g. offervault

 

[Graybeard]

https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/12/part-362

not legal that's why
somewhere in the CFR or in the FDIC rules

 

[DarkDay]

@Graybeard Thanks a lot!

So these regulations apply to all banking products including loans and credit cards, am I right?

 

[T J Tutor]

Since the FED is raising rates today, I guarantee you the mortgage CPA's are going to be really spiking this week. The call centers will be busy!

 

[Graybeard]

added: 12 CFR Subchapter B - REGULATIONS AND STATEMENTS OF GENERAL POLICY

^^ probably in here somewhere
Loans -- you have to be a licensed processor
Technically an institution can pay a finder's fee but not as a continuing business relationship.
A licensed mortgage can buy leads in the US

If you are talking about credit card offer they do exist --but not on an affiliate basis direct with any US FDIC Bank that I know of ...

Kroger owns a bank and uses it to issue prepaid cards as an example.
Many retailers like Amazon and stock brokerages have banks chartered too.
These people have a base of customers -- they don't need affiliates.

 

[PaidPoints]

Hi, everyone!

I've been looking for CPA offers of top US banks for quite a while and found nothing. I used both Google search and CPA aggregators. Does anyone know if these banks use CPA offers at all? If so,

1. Where can I find them?
2. Could you recommend some CPA offers aggregators e.g. offervault

There is another one called oDigger.

 

[OscarMike]

There are Bank of America email submit offers

 

[Jane28]

Hi, everyone!

I've been looking for CPA offers of top US banks for quite a while and found nothing. I used both Google search and CPA aggregators. Does anyone know if these banks use CPA offers at all? If so,

1. Where can I find them?
2. Could you recommend some CPA offers aggregators e.g. offervault

Do you live here in the US?

 

[Jane28]

There is another one called oDigger.

Are you in the US? I know one

 

[Graybeard]

That is not a credit card or loan though --big difference ...

 

[T J Tutor]

Are you in the US? I know one

The geo is not pertinent, if you know of an offer then post it here. If you are trying to generate business, then you will need to register your company first.