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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@mtnagel
I am getting an error. Today was the first time I tried it, though. I’ll try again tomorrow anyway.If anyone has a similar (or different) experience in the future, feel free to post. Thanks.
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Check your Chase points. My Chase Freedom (OG) had 10% in points credited for using Paze instead of the usual 1%
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I got an email from Domino’s today referencing the Paze offer.
My first two Paze checkouts were credited within four days of purchase, but none of the three from last week have shown yet. Hope there’s no issue. Wonder if more people are doing it and it’s slowing everyone down.
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Because I’m a nerd, here’s my stats by merchant, bank and card:
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Today I discovered I was able to enable Paze in my Capital One digital wallet manager. (Before today, when I tried to enable Paze on Capital One, it said I didn’t have any eligible cards. I only have the Capital One debit card.)
It shows up on Paze as “Capital One Discover Debit”.
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When I try to add a $10 credit with Paze using card #9 or card #10 to my PayRange prepaid balance, it fails. My PayRange prepaid balance is currently $900+.
I donated a bunch of times to Smile Farms on 1800Flowers, $10 each time using Paze.
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Today’s Paze purchase. Ordered 1 big bag of beans $10.39 via Dunkin app and prepaid with Paze. Drove the 1.5 mi to the pickup lane and the apologetic voice said: “I am so sorry. We don’t have the big bag of beans.”. After back and forth, we settled on an acceptable substitution. At the pickup window and before getting the order, I said: “I really wanted to grind my own beans to my coffee maker specifications. Could I please have a free donut for the inconvenience?” She smiled and asked, “Which donut/” I got the Boston creme.
