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Chase Hyatt Complimentary DashPass: How It Works and When It Resets (2026)

From the MaxWorth card database, the same rows the app uses; refreshed October 3, 2026

Quick answer: The Chase Hyatt Complimentary DashPass is worth up to $40 a year. It resets every quarter, on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1, up to $10 per quarter; an unused quarter is gone when the next one starts. Enrollment is required on the issuer's site or app before the credit pays out.

At a glance

CardChase Hyatt · Chase · annual fee $95
Value per year$40
Per-cycle cap$10
CycleQuarterly
ResetsQuarterly
EnrollmentRequired
TypeAccumulates up to the cap

The terms, as catalogued

12 months of complimentary DashPass membership plus $10 quarterly credit for non-restaurant orders

How cardholders actually use it

5.2% of holders have explicitly marked it as skipped, among the highest of any credit. Source: MaxWorth's Credit Deadline Report 2026, as of 2026-10-03. See the report.

How not to lose it

Add the Chase Hyatt to MaxWorth and this credit appears with its quarterly cycle already set; you get a push before it expires, tap it when you use it, and the card's annual-fee ROI updates. No bank account is ever connected.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Complimentary DashPass reset?

It resets every quarter, on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1, up to $10 per quarter; an unused quarter is gone when the next one starts.

Do I need to enroll?

Enrollment is required on the issuer's site or app before the credit pays out.

Does unused credit roll over?

No. Like every quarterly credit, any unused amount expires when the cycle ends.

How many cardholders actually use it?

5.2% of holders have explicitly marked it as skipped, among the highest of any credit. Source: MaxWorth's Credit Deadline Report 2026, as of 2026-10-03.

Other credits on the Chase Hyatt

Source: the issuer's published terms, entered and verified by hand in the MaxWorth database; methodology. Spotted an outdated term? Tell us through the app.