As of 9/27/26, most Discover cards were transitioned to Capital One. Capital One cards work with Paze, so now you might have some new sources of $10 credits! My family just ordered another 3 x $10 of Domino’s last week. To add them, log into Paze at www.paze.com, look to add a new card, click on Capital One, and log into your Capital One account.
Paze is a new online checkout shortcut where you don’t have to type in your credit card number and billing address details repeatedly (think of how “Apple Pay” or “Google Pay” are so convenient), this time backed by a bunch of different banks and credit unions. In order to build a habit, Paze is running a Spend $10, Get $10 promo that works up to 10 times per linked card. That means it could be worth $100 per linked card, and so if you have 5 linked cards for example, that’s up to $500 in credits. Here is a list of current Paze merchants.
Between June 15, 2026 and September 10, 2026, each time you spend $10 or more using Paze® in a single transaction at a participating merchant, you’ll receive a $10 statement credit.
You can earn this credit up to 10 times, for up to $100 back per card in your Paze wallet. Paze is accepted at a growing list of online merchants – see the full list here.
Note: Chase Sapphire and Freedom cards are also offering a separate promo for 10X points per $1 spent on Paze purchases right now. You can verify this in your Chase App under the Benefits section for your Sapphire Preferred/Reserve and Freedom Flex/Unlimited cards. A nice stacking opportunity. You can also link them to Paze directly in your Chase App under “More” in the bottom right corner and then “Digital Wallets”.
Here are a few ideas on how to spend this credit efficiently. Remember, each purchase just has to total $10 to trigger the credit, so you want to get as close to that minimum as possible.
- $10 Dunkin gift cards. Dunkin App, Scan/Pay, Pay Another Way, Add A Dunkin Card, No, Next, $10, Paze. You now need to wait 24 hours per $10 load.
- $10+ Domino’s pizza for carry-out. You can’t buy a $10 gift card through their app, but you can make multiple takeout orders for just over $10 and just pick them up all at once.
- $10 Fanatics gift card (limited). I was able to buy one but not a second immediately after. According to a commenter on Reddit who contacted customer support, there is a cooldown period. But since this promo lasts until September, you could still accumulate a decent amount of gift cards over time.
- Meals just over $10 from Wendy’s. Order in the app or online.
- Items just over $10 from Sephora. Order in the app or online.
- Items just over $10 from Newegg.com Gift cards are no longer a good option.
- Any other ideas?
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So I’m confused, can you still buy a $10 Newegg gift card? What do you mean by third party cards?
A third-party gift card would be like a Starbucks or Home Depot gift card, like you might find in a grocery store.
Already nerffed! But was able to get $400 in 3 party gift cards and a whooping $1200 in Newegg gcs before it died
It was a fun run yeesterday!
Does anyone know if this will work on Domino’s 9.99 + tax? It still lands over $10.00.
Yes, as long as the total charged to your card is $10+, and you check out via Paze, then it should work.
I’ve already started getting my $10 credits.
I spent 10 dollars on New Egg – on a product not gift card I see charge on the card, no credit yet. How will the credit show up. My statement closed yesterday, but no credit. I am confused as to how this works.
Depending on which credit card you used to checkout on Paze will give you different turn around times to see your Paze credit. For example, my PNC cc shows refund in a couple days. My BofA cc takes a week.
I tried adding my Discover (now with Capital One) card to Paze. I had trouble and was told by a Capital One rep that Discover Cards are not yet eligible.
Interesting, my Discover it card shows up on Paze now just fine (listed as issued by Capital One).
Perhaps not all Discover cards have been converted to Capital One yet, but if they have then they should be now eligible for Paze.
These bank-adjacent promos are usually worth it only if the spending would have happened anyway, which is the filter most people skip. Worth noting the credit is reported as a rebate rather than income, so the tax handling is simpler than the cash-bonus offers. Thanks for consistently listing the fine print rather than just the headline amount.