Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.
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Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions.
Now through 9/10/2026.
www.paze.comSeems like a ridiculous deal since it’s available for all cards that you can add to Paze. I have 8 cards and I assume my SO has at least that many too so possibility to get maybe $1500+ back. But of course Paze has very limited retailers that accept it. People found you could buy $10 gift cards at Newegg but they stopped that today. I think realistically the only places I would use this at is Domino’s, Wendy’s and maybe Stubhub. I did see that Domino’s had a $9.99 pizza deal and you can round up at check out to get to exactly $10. Looks like I’m getting free/cheap Domino’s and Wendy’s all summer.
T&C:
“Terms and Conditions When you select Paze® to check out with participating online merchants between June 15, 2026 and September 10, 2026 (the “Offer Period”) and spend $10 or more in a single transaction that is approved (a “Qualifying Purchase”), as determined by the authorization date or the clearing date, depending on the payment network, Paze, on behalf of your participating financial institution, or the participating financial institution will apply a $10 statement credit to the eligible credit or debit card account you select from your Paze wallet to complete the transaction (the “Offer”). When you check out using Paze at an eligible merchant, the Offer details will appear in your Paze wallet when you select your eligible credit or debit card. If the Offer details do not appear during Paze checkout, the transaction will not be eligible for the Offer. Eligibility for the Offer is determined based on how the merchant is classified by the applicable payment network. Transactions at merchants classified by the applicable payment network in certain categories may not be eligible for the Offer, including merchants categorized as gambling or betting services (e.g., casinos, lotteries, sportsbooks, and online gambling sites), drug stores and pharmacies (including pet pharmacies), financial services (e.g., cash disbursements, cryptocurrency, foreign currency, prepaid cards, leases, loans, money transfer, securities), adult/dating content/services, guns and ammunition, courts/government fines, political fundraising, medical services and healthcare providers (not including Quest Diagnostics), spa and massage services, specialty stores (e.g., beauty supplies—not including Sephora, collectibles, fireworks, frames, monuments, magic, maps, sunglasses, trophies), tele/direct marketing (e.g., classified ads, subscriptions, travel-related services—not including consumer initiated airline sales), and wholesale durable goods. Merchant categories can change at any time without notice, which may lead to additional exclusions from the Offer. Please review your agreement governing your underlying credit or debit card with your participating financial institution to determine whether additional merchant restrictions apply. If Paze and another method of payment are used to facilitate a single purchase, only the amount charged to the eligible card through Paze will be considered in determining whether the $10 minimum transaction requirement is met. Purchases made directly with your credit or debit card without using Paze at checkout are not considered a Qualifying Purchase. You may earn up to ten (10) $10 statement credits up to a total of $100 in statement credits per eligible credit or debit card available in your Paze wallet during the Offer Period. In certain cases, a transaction initiated using Paze may not successfully complete due to integration or technical issues. Paze may not support transactions processed on the Discover Network for certain merchants, even if the merchant may otherwise accept Discover Network cards. Transactions that are declined, not completed, or otherwise fail to process are not Qualifying Purchases. Any debit card account selected in your Paze wallet must be open and active at the time of the Qualifying Purchase, and any credit card account selected in your Paze wallet must be open, active with charging privileges, in good standing, and not delinquent or in default at the time of the Qualifying Purchase, in each case, to be eligible to receive a statement credit. Statement credits will be applied to your eligible credit or debit card account and may take up to two statement cycles to appear. This Offer relies on transaction information from issuers, merchants, and payment networks. Paze is not responsible for delays or errors by these parties that affect eligibility or statement credit timing/application. If you do not receive a statement credit for an eligible Qualifying Purchase, please contact the financial institution that issued the credit or debit card used for the transaction. Participation in this offer is optional. If you choose not to participate, you may opt out of Paze at any time by visiting paze.com/optout and following the instructions provided. Opting out of Paze will remove your credit and debit cards from your Paze wallet and you will no longer be able to use Paze to make transactions with participating merchants. The value of this reward may constitute taxable income to you. You are solely responsible for any federal, state, or local taxes associated with the reward. The value of the reward may be reported to tax authorities as required by law. Please consult your tax advisor. This offer is non-transferable and may not be reproduced, purchased, sold, or traded. If Paze, a participating financial institution, or participating merchant determines, in their sole discretion, that you have engaged in or attempted fraud, abuse, misuse, or gaming related to this Offer, you may be deemed ineligible for the Offer, and your participating financial institution may reverse or remove previously issued statement credits or temporarily prohibit you from earning statement credits. Statement credits are not payments and do not replace required payments on your account. Please refer to your account agreement or contact your participating financial institution for details. Paze and your card network will access and monitor information about your Paze wallet transaction, including your card information, to provide the Offer. Paze reserves the right to modify, suspend, or terminate this Offer at any time, subject to applicable law. Any modification or termination will apply prospectively only. For additional information about the Paze service, please review the Paze Service Agreement and the Paze Privacy Notice”
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I signed up my two Bank of America credit cards and my Chase credit card, so I think I could get back up to $300 in statement credits,
You have to be careful as not all banks are participating and the participating merchant list is not that great (yet). People on SD reported they got in on this deal this morning and bought $10 digital gift cards at Newegg, so basically they got free money to spend at a variety of merchants, but Newegg has since closed that loophole down and is not allowing Paze digital wallet purchases for gift cards anymore.
It looks like I will be using Paze on online orders at Wendy’s, Dunkin’ Donuts, and Dominos. It should be noted that Paze cannot be used to pay in store, so in order to use it you have to order online at the merchant’s website and then go into the store to pick up your food…
No longer working for 3rd party gift cards
Still working for NewEgg gift cardsPer Paze spokesperson:
“I want to let you know that because usage has become heavily concentrated at one merchant, we are clarifying the program’s eligibility for certain transactions to better align with the original goal of driving broad, sustained adoption. This promotion was designed to introduce cardholders to Paze and encourage them to use it as a convenient checkout option across many online retailers over time.
Practically, what this means is that consumers will no longer be able to purchase third-party gift cards through Newegg with this promotion.”The spokesperson also confirmed that orders placed from yesterday until today, when Newegg stopped allowing Paze for 3rd-party gift cards, will be honored as per the original promo terms. Per the terms, it can take up to 2 billing cycles for that credit to post to your account.
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ShopRite supermarket is great if you’re in that area. Sadly, it’s 200 mi. south of me.
I might get Domino’s and freeze it.
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@my4mainecoons said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
ShopRite supermarket is great if you’re in that area. Sadly, it’s 200 mi. south of me.
I might get Domino’s and freeze it.
Yeah, I have ShopRite but if this is only for online ordering, the service fees kind of kill it. I don’t usually order enough online pickup $ wise to meet the min for no service fee.
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@mtnagel a chicken Caesar salad or chicken Alfredo pasta & 20 oz bottle of Coke = $10.98+ tax.
For another $1 can get 2L coke instead of 20 oz.
IDK if there’s a coupon for entrees.
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A laundromat near me accepts PayRange.
Downloaded the PayRange app on my phone.
Used Paze with card #1 to add $10 to my PayRange prepaid balance.
When I tried to use Paze with card #1 to add another $10, it failed.Used Paze with card #2 to add another $10 to my PayRange prepaid balance succeeded.
Gonna see how well this PayRange app works before I add more.
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Accidentally converted Paze to cash at Dunkin. I bought $30 in gift cards with Paze so I placed an order for 2 bags of ground coffee and an apple fritter (~$25). I was blocked from more gift cards so I placed a separate order for 1 bag of coffee with Paze. Orders went through just fine but when I went to pick them up, they said they don’t sell ground coffee and instead of refunding my gift card or credit card, they gave me cash. Odd they gave me cash, but I was happy since I don’t really want $30 in Dunkin’ products. The women seemed annoyed with me, but how was I supposed to know when the app said they had it in stock.
So far I’ve done the deal 9 times.
- 4x at Dunkin
- 3x at an Indian restaurant on Clover. Paid $38 over 3 order so should be credited $30 back.
- 1x at Dominos. Paid $10 (exactly) for a large NY style pizza
- 1x at Wendys. Paid $10.49 for 2 Frostys and 1 fries (which were free with coupon)
Hopefully all the credits come back but I don’t see why they won’t.
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@mistercheap Since @mtnagel was able to buy Dunkin gc maybe you can buy SR gc?
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I made two purchases at Wendy’s today using Paze. . I will post when and if I receive $10 credits back for each of my trannies. Might as well test it out. If I get the credits I will certainly do more transactions.
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People are posting they got credited for charges last week but only if you used a mastercard. I’ve only used Visas so far as that’s the majority of my cards.
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@mtnagel said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
People are posting they got credited for charges last week but only if you used a mastercard. I’ve only used Visas so far as that’s the majority of my cards.
The offer didn’t specify you had to use only a Mastercard. I used a Visa card for my two purchases, so if I don’t get the $10 back, I think I will contact PAZE and talk to Customer Service.
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@mrvietnam said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@mtnagel said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
People are posting they got credited for charges last week but only if you used a mastercard. I’ve only used Visas so far as that’s the majority of my cards.
The offer didn’t specify you had to use only a Mastercard. I used a Visa card for my two purchases, so if I don’t get the $10 back, I think I will contact PAZE and talk to Customer Service.
According to Google, it shouldn’t matter if you use a Mastercard or Visa or any other eligible credit:
No, you do not have to use a Mastercard. Any eligible U.S. credit or debit card from a participating bank or credit union (such as Chase, Capital One, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, and U.S. Bank) can be used to qualify for the promotion.
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I didn’t say Visa wouldn’t get the credit, just that I haven’t seen anyone say they got the credit when using a Visa.
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@mrvietnam said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
I made two purchases at Wendy’s today using Paze. . I will post when and if I receive $10 credits back for each of my trannies. Might as well test it out. If I get the credits I will certainly do more transactions.
As promised, I am posting to let you guys know I did receive my $10 credits back from PAZE a couple days ago from using my Chase Visa card at Wendy’s. It took 9 days for me to get the money back from the day I made the purchase. I never contacted PAZE. I was just patient and the credits eventually came.
I am looking forward to milking this offer for as much as I can get back from it. Debit cards also work by the way. The $10 or more needed purchase is AFTER TAX. Today I will be taking my family out to Wendy’s again for a nearly free lunch.
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@mtnagel said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
I didn’t say Visa wouldn’t get the credit, just that I haven’t seen anyone say they got the credit when using a Visa.
Let me be the first to let you know that now someone (namely me) gor the credits back and I paid with a Visa card (from Chase).
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Bought a bag of Dunkin Midnight+single holiday treat today with Paze/USB. Free coffee through the end of this promo is marvelous.
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Ms SOZ is waiting for a small Sephora goodie bundle at our door. Free shipping on small orders is very convenient.
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I’m gotten 7 credits so far on 15 orders.
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Well, the PayRange app beats carrying quarters to the laundromat. It’s a little glitchy when trying to use both the upper and lower dryers that share the same machine number.
Also, after adding almost $700 to my PayRange prepaid balance, my PayRange account got suspended and I couldn’t login. Had to email PayRange support and explained there’s a Paze promo going on, and thus the multiple $10 transactions. A few days later, my account was un-suspended. Now when logging into the app, they show the Paze promo. I was able to add more $10 credits via Paze.
I have received Paze credits on my BofA and Chase cards. Looks like my US Bank card is probably taking a while longer to receive the Paze credits.
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I got an invite from Citi (I have two Citi-branded CCs) to sign up for this and made my first purchase at Dunkin last Monday (took advantage of a couple of points bonuses, including 100 bonus points on a $10+ order). The Paze credit posted to my account on Friday. Will be likely doing this again next Monday.
It would be nice if/when more stores were participating, Dunkin and Wendy’s are about the only two relevant to me (maybe Domino’s, but I always have a bunch of gift cards on hand). But can’t really complain about a free $100 of credit.
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@yoregano said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
I got an invite from Citi (I have two Citi-branded CCs) to sign up for this and made my first purchase at Dunkin last Monday (took advantage of a couple of points bonuses, including 100 bonus points on a $10+ order). The Paze credit posted to my account on Friday. Will be likely doing this again next Monday.
It would be nice if/when more stores were participating, Dunkin and Wendy’s are about the only two relevant to me (maybe Domino’s, but I always have a bunch of gift cards on hand). But can’t really complain about a free $100 of credit.
I have 15 cards eligible. I’m up to 30 purchases and have been credited 19 times already.
They added Little Caesar’s. Yesterday got $9 thin crust and 4 free cheese puffs (from T-Mobile) with with a sauce for $1.50 so net will pay 50 cents.
There’s also the clover restaurants.
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@mtnagel said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
There’s also the clover restaurants.
I wasn’t very familiar with Clover, so I had to do some research since the Paze site doesn’t specifically mention Clover. I see that it is a POS system that lots of smaller and independent stores/restaurants/retailers use, so the potential is variable depending on where one lives.
I found this link, which is helpful in seeing what merchants use Clover (and thus Paze) in one’s area.
https://www.nextcard.com/tools/clover-paze-map@mtnagel Can you confirm that you have received the Paze credit from a Clover purchase?
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Found this one at Navy Pier via the Clover link above:
Chef Ciccio – Beef, Balls, and Beer
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@yoregano Did you see the warning on the Clover page you linked?
Before you buy — know the risks
Merchants may not expect Clover orders. Some staff don’t know orders can come through Clover online ordering, which can cause friction when you arrive for pickup.
Gift cards no longer appear to work with Paze. From recent tests as of June 26, 2026, it seems like you can no longer purchase gift cards via Clover using Paze. We tested about 5 restaurants and did not see Paze at checkout for all 5 of them.
The $10 back promo is unconfirmed. No one has confirmed receiving the spend $10, get $10 credit yet. Treat it as YMMV, not a guaranteed reward.
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@my4mainecoons The nearby Clover choices are meh. So far, Paze credits have worked smoothly for Newegg, Dunkin, and Sephora. We may try Wendy’s during a road trip in 10 days.
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My nearest Clover location is a fireworks store.
I can’t think of anything to buy so I think I’ll get bacon from DD and plain baked chicken wings from Domino’s. Will vacuum seal and freeze them. Too bad DD doesn’t sell cream cheese.
DD and Domino’s are the only food franchises in town.
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@my4mainecoons said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@yoregano Did you see the warning on the Clover page you linked?
Before you buy — know the risks
Yes, I read all that. Thus why I asked if mtnagel has gotten credit. Already was stated that gift card purchases don’t work. As far as merchants not expecting Clover orders, that’s a ymmv situation with any independent business.
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@yoregano said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@mtnagel said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
There’s also the clover restaurants.
I wasn’t very familiar with Clover, so I had to do some research since the Paze site doesn’t specifically mention Clover. I see that it is a POS system that lots of smaller and independent stores/restaurants/retailers use, so the potential is variable depending on where one lives.
I found this link, which is helpful in seeing what merchants use Clover (and thus Paze) in one’s area.
https://www.nextcard.com/tools/clover-paze-map@mtnagel Can you confirm that you have received the Paze credit from a Clover purchase?
@yoregano said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@my4mainecoons said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@yoregano Did you see the warning on the Clover page you linked?
Before you buy — know the risks
Yes, I read all that. Thus why I asked if mtnagel has gotten credit. Already was stated that gift card purchases don’t work. As far as merchants not expecting Clover orders, that’s a ymmv situation with any independent business.
Yes I have gotten the credits from clover purchases. 2 separate restaurants and 3 orders at one and 2 orders at another were credited.
Chase Sapphire Preferred. Ignore the Lowe’s but the rest were all Paze purchases. Dunkin, Wendy’s and Dominos. The Indian restaurant was on clover.
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I use my laptop, and start by clicking Domino’s link in Paze. That takes me to Domino’s website. I add items then go to checkout but do not see Paze checkout. What am I doing wrong?
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@frugalpete said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
I use my laptop, and start by clicking Domino’s link in Paze. That takes me to Domino’s website. I add items then go to checkout but do not see Paze checkout. What am I doing wrong?
Can’t do schedule ahead. If trying ASAP then not sure. Works in app for sure.
Actually future orders show paze for me in the app now. Thought they didn’t before.
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I just checked Domino’s via web browser and Paze shows for me at checkout.
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I just checked in Chrome on laptop and I see Paze for ASAP order but not for future order. Makes no sense why it’s different.
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I asked AI and it asked me to try several things and to confirm others such as whether any other digital wallets appear (no). None worked and apparently other forums have had the same problem with Domino’s. The conclusion is that some Domino’s are not ready or do not accept Paze.
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I thought Paze could only be used on a phone. GTK that it can be used on other devices.
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I’ve now done this deal 37 times and have been credited back for 30 but the ones not credited were in the last few days. All seem to come back reliably about 5-10 days later.
Been doing Wendy’s every Friday to get free fries. Dominos a few times. Little Caesar’s a couple times. Clover maybe 10 times. I started doing 2 Dunkin’ GCs almost every day (different accounts) and selling them for $5-7. Still can do it 113 times more
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@mtnagel please elaborate on the DD giftcard resales.
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How many Dunkin Donuts gift cards are you allowed to buy per day? I bought my first one and it went through fine. When I tried to place the second order for a $10 gift card it didn’t go through. Is the limit one per day per Dunkin account ot what? I sent the first gift card to myself and was trying to send the second gift card to myself also (same name and e-mail address).
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@sonofzeus said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@mtnagel please elaborate on the DD giftcard resales.
In Dunkin app, 3 bars menu, Send gift cards, $10, Next, enter your name and email, next. Use Paze and check out.
I’ve sold two different ways:
- Cardcash has been paying out $5.15 and you get it in a day or so in paypal.
- GCX.app - takes a lot longer. My first order took 5 days to sell and then you have to wait 14 days to be able to withdraw but I made almost $7. I’ve now submitted several more, but none have sold yet.
Anyone know of a better way to sell them?
@mrvietnam said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
How many Dunkin Donuts gift cards are you allowed to buy per day? I bought my first one and it went through fine. When I tried to place the second order for a $10 gift card it didn’t go through. Is the limit one per day per Dunkin account ot what? I sent the first gift card to myself and was trying to send the second gift card to myself also (same name and e-mail address).
Seems like once per 24 hours per account. I’ve been recording the time and for the last several days, as long as it’s >24 hours it works. I have one account with my name/phone # and one with my SO’s. I use secure folder on my S24 and that works or I guess you could just login/out.
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To make your PAZE deal stretch in value, starting tomorrow (Sunday, 7/19) and continuing through 7/23 you can get a small Wendy’s Frosty for only $1 each. So that means 10 free small Frosties after the $10 PAZE offer (you just pay the sales tax).
As a sweet kickoff to this ultimate summer deal, Wendy’s is giving its most loyal fans early access to the $1 Frosty just in time for National Ice Cream Day on July 19. Wendy’s Rewards members can redeem a $1 Small Classic Frosty digital offer through the Wendy’s app ahead of the promotion launching nationwide.
WHERE & WHEN:
July 19: $1 Small Classic Frosty with the offer in the Wendy’s app, exclusively for Wendy’s Rewards members.*
July 20 – August 23: Fans can grab $1 small Classic Frosty at participating Wendy’s locations nationwide in-restaurant, at the drive-thru, in the Wendy’s app and on Wendys.com (delivery orders excluded).
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Cardcash will swap a $10 DD gift card (PAZE FAR) for $5.33 Kohl’s gift card. Spend on 7/23-29/26 during Kohls 10 off 25 promo. Stack portals’ 4% back and any percent off Kohls coupons for specific merch categories. Our use case: one fresh 8 cup coffee maker every 90 days because vinegar doesn’t clean the electrode crud sufficiently.
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@sonofzeus said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
Our use case: one fresh 8 cup coffee maker every 90 days because vinegar doesn’t clean the electrode crud sufficiently.
Wow, that might be the craziest thing I’ve read all day. I’m still using the same coffee maker from when I moved out of my parents house in 1999. I’m guessing that will sound crazy to you. It’s been used daily for many of those years except when I was the only coffee drinker so I just used a pour over.
What do you mean by element crud? I clean mine very irregularly using coffee cleaning tablets I got many years ago on Amazon. Seems like it does a good enough job to me. In between daily brews, I rinse the pot and basket and let everything dry out. I can’t imagine replacing a coffee maker every 3 months.
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@mtnagel the cheap drip coffee makers from Kohl’s have a small electrode to heat the drip. Chicago tap water has dissolved stuff that eventually coat the electrode and the water doesn’t drip at 180 degrees. Vinegar doesn’t clean the crud.
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@sonofzeus said in Paze Spend $10, get $10 back* —up to 10 times when you use Paze® checkout, offered by banks and credit unions. Now through 9/10/2026.:
@mtnagel the cheap drip coffee makers from Kohl’s have a small electrode to heat the drip. Chicago tap water has dissolved stuff that eventually coat the electrode and the water doesn’t drip at 180 degrees. Vinegar doesn’t clean the crud.
That’s pretty crazy. I assume not every Chicagoan is replacing there coffee maker every 3 months. The water hardness there is very similar to Cincinnati and as I said, mine still works 27 years later. Have you tried coffee cleaner or Lime Away/CLR?
