Right now! Activate your new card and continue earning rewards on purchases at Kohl’s. Just follow the steps to activate your card online:

1. Grab your card. You will need some card info to activate it.
2. Go to Kohls.capitalone.com to get started. You may need to provide some personal information, including your date of birth and Social Security number for security purposes.
3. Set up your account. You will need a Capital One account to activate your card online. You can sign into your existing account or create one.
4. Follow the prompts. Once you are signed in, follow the prompts to activate your card.

Or you can activate by phone by calling 844‑391‑1735. Once you activate your new card, be sure to destroy any old cards.

This Kohl’s Credit Card will not be reported as a new account, and your account open date will appear as the same date currently reported on your credit file. The information previously reported to the credit bureaus will be updated with the name "CAP1/KOHL’S DEPARTMENT STORE" and the credit bureaus will continue to receive updates based on your ongoing account performance. Even though this is not a new account, if you currently use credit monitoring services, they may send you a new account alert due to the name change to CAP1/KOHL’S DEPARTMENT STORE, but please know this is the same account information and open date.

Some of your settings, like automatic payments and your payment bank information (if you have made an online payment in the past), should have already transferred. If you were enrolled in paperless, those settings will automatically transfer when you set up your Capital One online account. Other settings, however, will need to be set up again when you set up your Capital One online account.

Yes, a Kohl’s associate can look up your Kohl’s Credit Card account to allow a transaction to go through or to make an in store payment, which may be accepted as a courtesy. Any other account information, however, is not available.

There have been a few payment-related changes:
Payment cutoff time: Payments made by mobile, online or over the phone by 8 p.m. ET, Monday–Saturday, will be credited to your account on the same day. Mail payments received by 5 p.m. local time at our processing center will be credited to your account on the same day. Payments made on a Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year’s Day may not be credited on the same day. However, if your payment due date falls on a Sunday or one of these holidays, then payments made on that date will be credited as of that date. Payments in any other form may not be credited as of the day we receive them.
Online: You can make online payments through Capital One’s website or mobile app. If you currently make payments to Kohl’s from your Online Banking account, you can continue to do so by re-entering your credit card number and payment address. Please make sure to use the address on the front of your first new statement, and note your account number is located on the bottom of the remit coupon if you need it.
Mail: Your statements have a new design and a new payment address. Your mailed statement will include a pre-addressed envelope for your payment. Send all payments to Capital One at the address printed on your statement using the enclosed payment coupon with one check only (no cash). Please also avoid staples, tape or other documents.
Phone: The servicing phone number has changed, along with some changes to the menu options. Please use the number on the back of your card.
In store: Payments made at Kohl’s stores may be accepted as a courtesy. Payments may not be credited the same day they are received.

Cards may arrive in the mail through early March. If you haven't received your card yet, you can still shop in store at Kohl’s with your Kohl’s Credit Card account by presenting an associate with a valid photo ID. If you're the primary account holder and stored your current card information in your Kohl’s Wallet on Kohls.com before February 21, your Kohl’s Wallet was automatically updated on February 24 and is ready to make online purchases.