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All About Paze: What It Is, How to Use It, and How to Score Free Stuff

Paze is a new bank-backed digital checkout wallet designed to make buying things online completely seamless and ultra-secure.

Because it is new, there’s an incredible launch promo where you can score tons of free stuff just by using it. Here is everything you need to know!

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What Exactly Is Paze?

Paze is a digital wallet created by the banks you already trust (like Chase, Capital One, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo). Instead of downloading a brand-new app or creating yet another password, your participating bank automatically sets up your eligible credit and debit cards behind the scenes.

When you use it, Paze hides your real card details from the merchant using “tokenization” technology. This means your private financial information stays safely tucked away with your bank, protecting you from online hacks.

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The “Paze Craze” Promo: How to Get Free Stuff

Right now, the banks are offering a massive “Spend $10, Get $10 Back” limited-time launch promotion to get people to try the platform. Domino’s, Dunkin and Sephora are the main merchants I’m cashing in on right now.

Here is how the promotion works:

• The Reward: Spend $10 or more in a single online transaction using Paze, and you will get a $10 statement credit back on your card.
• The Limit: You can claim this offer up to 10 times per eligible card.
• Chase card holders get 10x Ultimate Rewards points per dollar spent (on up to $1,500 in spending per month) by checking out online using the Paze Digital Wallet through December 31, 2026.
• The Multiplier: If you have 3 different cards linked across your bank accounts, you can use the deal 30 times to pocket $300 in total credits before the promo ends on September 10, 2026.

Smart Strategies:

To get items completely subsidized by the bank, aim for purchases as close to $10 as possible:

• The Coffee Loophole: Reload exactly $10 into your Dunkin’ app using Paze to score up to $100 in free coffee per card. Or use it at Baskin-Robbins later which is what I like to do. However waiting 24 hours between transactions is advised but maybe not necessary per some redditors.
• Meal Splitting: If you are ordering dinner for the family, split a $30 order into three separate $10+ transactions at checkout to get $30 back.
• Mini Beauty Hauls: Grab a $10 travel-sized skincare item or lip balm from Sephora completely covered by the credit. It must come to $10+ with taxes to count. If it falls under $10 it won’t count!

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How to Use Paze in 5 Simple Steps

Ready to check out and claim your credits? You do not need a referral code or a coupon to get started. Just follow these steps:

1. Select Paze: Look for the green Paze logo at the checkout screen of a participating online retailer.
2. Enter Your Email: Type in the email address that is linked to your online bank account.
3. Verify via Text: Check your phone and type in the 6-digit security code sent to you via SMS.
4. Choose Your Card: Select which pre-loaded debit or credit card you want to use for the purchase.
5. Confirm & Complete: Review your shipping details and click finish!

Note: Your $10 statement credit won’t change the price in your shopping cart. You will pay the merchant upfront, and your bank will automatically deposit the $10 credit onto your statement within 1 to 2 billing cycles. Always double-check your physical bank statements to track your rewards!

Now I couldn’t find all my cards that should be able to use Paze when I did the simple steps. Just my Capital One cards. So here’s other ways to figure out what cards will work:

https://mywallet.paze.com

Or go into your bank app like this example:

1. Go to your chase mobile app –> select card –> Manage Accounts –> Digital Wallets –> Paze.
2. Here, link the desired chase card to Paze
3. Go to Paze.com and click Activate. Use your email/phone number for Paze to pull up eligible cards. Mine showed capital one by default. Chase only showed up after I did step 2 above.
4. Then on your desired shopping website, create an account with the same email you have with Chase.