Paze is rolling out a new online checkout promotion from June 15, 2026, through September 10, 2026, offering a $10 statement credit each time shoppers spend at least $10 in a single transaction at participating merchants. The bank-backed checkout tool is targeting online buyers in the United States and aims to build repeat use by rewarding small purchases, according to the promotion terms.
What Paze Is
Paze is a digital checkout shortcut that lets consumers pay online without re-entering card numbers and billing details every time. The service is backed by a group of banks and credit unions and competes with faster payment tools such as Apple Pay and Google Pay.
The platform is accepted at a growing list of online merchants, and the promo applies only where Paze is enabled. According to the offer terms, each eligible purchase must total at least $10 in one transaction to trigger the credit.
How the Promo Works
Shoppers can earn the $10 credit up to 10 times per linked card, for as much as $100 back per card in a Paze wallet. That structure makes the deal unusually generous for a checkout-linked incentive and gives users a reason to split purchases across multiple transactions.
The offer is designed to encourage habit formation, since the credit resets after every qualifying purchase. For households with several eligible cards linked to Paze, the total value can add up quickly.
Stacking Opportunities and Merchant Options
Chase cardholders may have an added angle. Chase Sapphire and Freedom cards are also showing a separate 10X points-per-dollar Paze promotion in the Chase app Benefits section, including Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, Freedom Flex, and Freedom Unlimited, according to the cardholder benefits screen.
That creates a potential stack on top of the statement credit for shoppers who can find qualifying purchases. Cardholders can link eligible Chase cards to Paze in the Chase app under More, then Digital Wallets.
Deal hunters are already looking at low-cost ways to trigger the offer. Examples include $10 Dunkin gift cards sent through the Dunkin app or low-ticket carry-out orders from Domino’s, which has promoted $10.99 pizzas. Newegg.com has also been used for small purchases, although shoppers should check current Paze eligibility before buying.
Why It Matters
Promotions like this can help new payment platforms gain traction in a crowded digital wallet market. For consumers, the upside is simple: faster checkout and a chance to collect statement credits on purchases they were already planning to make.
The bigger question is whether the offer will drive long-term usage after the promotional window closes. Shoppers will be watching which merchants join the Paze network next and whether banks continue to pair checkout shortcuts with spend-based bonuses.
