Free money alert · ends Sept 10, 2026

$100 per card. Not a typo.

Your bank is buying lunch.

Paze is giving $10 back on every $10+ purchase, up to 10 times — per card. No coupon, no signup, no app to download.

Community guide · facts verified July 28, 2026 · not affiliated with Paze℠

The math

It multiplies faster than you think.

One simple sum, and the only variable is how many cards you own.

$10 back per order
10 times
per card you own

How many eligible cards do you have?

2

2 cards × $100 = $200 in free food

Eligible = personal credit or debit cards from participating banks and credit unions. Each card earns its own $100 — business cards generally don’t work.

Wait, what’s Paze?

Paze℠ is the online checkout wallet built by the big U.S. banks — the same folks behind Zelle. At checkout on a supported site, you pick “Paze” instead of typing a card number.

There’s no app to download. Your bank has likely already added your cards for you. All you do is activate the wallet once.

Money leaves a big-bank marketing budget. It lands in the till of the taco shop you love.

Paze is bankrolled by seven of the biggest banks in America, and this promo is their ad spend. The restaurant gets paid in full — plus your tip. You eat free. Wall Street picks up the check. For once, the pipe runs the right direction.

And it mostly points at the little guys: the offer works best at the ~28,000 independent spots on Clover checkout — the taquerias, bakeries and wing joints that keep closing while rents climb. Ten free lunches, aimed wherever you want them. Aim local.

How it works

Three steps, then repeat.

Activate your Paze wallet

In your bank’s app or at paze.com. Takes about two minutes, and there’s no separate offer signup.

Order $10+ and pick Paze

At a participating spot, choose Paze at checkout. Then make sure the $10-back banner shows when you select your card.

$10 lands in ~5–10 days

It arrives as a statement credit on that card. Then do it again — up to 10 times per card.

The golden rule

If the offer banner doesn’t appear in the Paze checkout window when you pick your card, that order won’t earn the credit. Back out, try another card, or try a different merchant — but don’t pay and hope.

↑ This is the banner (recreated). See it when you pick your card = you’re getting the $10. Don’t see it = you’re not.

Step one

Activate your wallet.

There’s no offer to sign up for. Once your Paze wallet is active, the deal auto-applies at checkout. Start with your bank:

Look for “Paze” in your bank’s app or online banking settings — or just activate during your first Paze checkout, which verifies you by email or phone.

Have cards at several banks? Each card gets its own $100.

No surprises

The terms, translated.

Every rule that actually decides whether your $10 shows up — in plain English, with the official wording one click away.

This is our summary, not the rules. It’s a non-authoritative community translation written for convenience. The official Terms & Conditions at paze.com/offers control — if our summary and the real terms disagree, the real terms win.

  • What qualifies. $10 or more in a single approved transaction, paid through Paze checkout, between June 15 and September 10, 2026.
  • What you get. A $10 statement credit per qualifying purchase — up to 10 credits, $100 total, per eligible card in your Paze wallet.
  • The banner rule. The offer details must appear in your Paze wallet when you select your card. If they don’t show — or Paze isn’t offered as a payment method — that transaction earns nothing.
  • When it posts. Credits can take up to two statement cycles to appear (usually about 5–10 days). If one never shows up, contact the bank that issued the card.
  • Excluded merchant categories. Gambling, pharmacies and drug stores, financial services (including crypto, prepaid cards and money transfer), adult and dating, guns and ammunition, court and government fines, political fundraising, medical and healthcare (Quest Diagnostics excepted), spa and massage, some specialty stores (Sephora is explicitly fine), telemarketing and subscriptions, and wholesale durable goods.
  • Split payments. If you pay part of an order another way, only the amount charged through Paze counts toward the $10 minimum.
  • Discover has gaps. Paze may not support Discover Network transactions at some merchants, even when the merchant otherwise accepts Discover.
  • It may be taxable. The value of the reward can count as taxable income and may be reported. Consult a tax advisor — we’re not one.
  • No gaming it. Fraud, abuse, misuse or gaming can get your credits reversed or get you excluded from the offer entirely.
  • It can end early. Paze can modify, suspend or terminate the offer at any time. Changes apply going forward only.
Read the full official terms

That’s up to $100 per card. Go get it.

Activation takes about two minutes and the offer runs out on September 10, 2026.