What’s happening—and why today matters
On September 8, Doctor of Credit spotlighted a simple, time‑boxed play: use Paze at checkout and get $10 back on a $10+ online purchase, up to 10 times per eligible card. The offer ends Thursday, September 10, 2026—so this is a 48‑hour window to execute. ([doctorofcredit.com](https://www.doctorofcredit.com/paze-get-free-100-back-per-card-10-x-10/?utm_source=openai))
Paze, the bank‑run online checkout from the company behind Zelle, has confirmed the promotion and the end date. Each qualifying $10+ purchase through Paze triggers a $10 statement credit, up to 10 times per eligible card. Translation: up to $100 back per card by September 10. ([paze.com](https://www.paze.com/blog/paze-checkout-10-dollar-offer-rewards?utm_source=openai))
Paze in plain English: who’s eligible and where it works
Think of Paze as a PayPal‑style checkout button, but offered by big U.S. banks. Participating institutions include Chase, Bank of America, Capital One, Citi, PNC, Truist, U.S. Bank and Wells Fargo, among others. If your credit or debit card is with one of these institutions, there’s a good chance it’s already in your Paze wallet or can be added quickly. ([paze.com](https://www.paze.com/paze-company-behind-zelle-drops-spend-10-get-10-back-deal-10-times-card-iconic-brands?utm_source=openai))
Merchants are still rolling on, but Paze highlights brands like Dunkin’, Fanatics and Domino’s for the $10 offer—useful because they support easy, low‑friction $10 transactions. The key clause: the $10 credit applies per eligible card, up to 10 times, through September 10, 2026. ([paze.com](https://www.paze.com/blog/paze-checkout-10-dollar-offer-rewards?utm_source=openai))
The fast, repeatable play
- Aim for ten $10–$12 online purchases per eligible card before 11:59 p.m. local time on September 10, 2026. Keep receipts tight and separate—think e‑gift cards to yourself where available, small digital orders, or app reloads at participating brands.
- Repeat across multiple cards from different participating banks. Because the offer is per eligible card—not per Paze account—you can replicate the 10× $10 cycle for each card you can use via Paze. ([paze.com](https://www.paze.com/paze-company-behind-zelle-drops-spend-10-get-10-back-deal-10-times-card-iconic-brands?utm_source=openai))
- Expect the $10 statement credit to land on the card you selected in your Paze wallet. If something doesn’t track, look first at whether you saw and used the Paze button at checkout (not merely a stored card) and that your bank’s email/phone matches what Paze uses. ([paze.com](https://www.paze.com/offers?utm_source=openai))
Add points to the cash: the Chase 10x layer
There’s a second reason this week is compelling. Chase has a separate promotion for Sapphire and Freedom cardholders: an extra 10 Ultimate Rewards points per dollar when you check out with Paze at participating merchants, currently slated through December 31, 2026 (some stores may be excluded or change over time). That means a single $10 transaction could net both the $10 statement credit from Paze and 10x Chase points per dollar on the charge. Several points outlets have documented the 10x layer and timing. ([frequentmiler.com](https://frequentmiler.com/chase-sapphire-and-freedom-for-10x-when-using-paze/?utm_source=openai))
Practical example: a $10 online order at a participating merchant, paid with a Chase Freedom Unlimited via Paze, would generate a $10 statement credit (from the Paze promo) and 10x points per dollar (from the Chase–Paze partnership), on top of the card’s base earn. If your Chase offer language shows a cap (for example, 10x on up to $1,500 in purchases per month through year‑end), plan your larger purchases accordingly after this week’s $10 cycles wrap. ([thepointsguy.com](https://thepointsguy.com/news/sapphire-freedom-earn-additional-10-points-per-dollar-paze/?utm_source=openai))
Quick card choices if you want to apply
If you don’t have a Paze‑eligible no‑annual‑fee earner—or want one more card to replicate the 10× play—consider these mainstream options with straightforward public offers:
- Chase Freedom Unlimited: Earn a $200 bonus after $500 in purchases in the first 3 months, plus 1.5% back on everything (and elevated earn on dining, drugstores, and travel via Chase Travel). This card is Paze‑eligible via Chase. ([creditcards.chase.com](https://creditcards.chase.com/cash-back-credit-cards/freedom/unlimited?utm_source=openai))
- Wells Fargo Active Cash: Earn a $200 cash rewards bonus after $500 in purchases in the first 3 months, with a flat 2% cash rewards structure long‑term. Wells Fargo supports Paze, and the card’s terms outline the $200 bonus construct. ([pnc.com](https://www.pnc.com/en/personal-banking/banking/online-and-mobile-banking/paze.html?utm_source=openai))
Capital One Savor (and SavorOne) are also with a major Paze bank and typically feature a one‑time cash bonus for new cardholders—public pages currently show $200–$250 after $500 in spend depending on the page and timing. If dining and entertainment are big categories for you, Savor/SavorOne can be a fit beyond this week’s Paze window. Always confirm the exact bonus on the application page you use. ([capitalone.com](https://www.capitalone.com/credit-cards/?msockid=262d7c9be82369e22cd26ad0e9ee681b&utm_source=openai))
Execution checklist for the next 48 hours
- Confirm your cards are visible in Paze (via your bank app’s digital wallet settings or at Paze).
- Choose two or three participating merchants where you can cleanly run $10 orders; avoid edge cases or mixed carts that complicate tracking. ([chase.com](https://www.chase.com/digital/digital-payments/paze?utm_source=openai))
- Run up to 10 transactions per card, keeping to one $10+ purchase per receipt. If you’re also pursuing the Chase 10x through year‑end, log which purchases you want to “save” for larger charges after this promo ends. ([frequentmiler.com](https://frequentmiler.com/chase-sapphire-and-freedom-for-10x-when-using-paze/?utm_source=openai))
Make it effortless with SuperPay
This is where SuperPay earns its keep under a deadline:
- Smart Card Picker: At checkout (or the moment you arrive at a store), SuperPay tells you which card nets the best return—including temporary promos like Paze’s $10 credits and the Chase 10x layer. No mental math, no guesswork.
- Receipt Scanner + Spending Reports: Snap each $10 receipt. SuperPay will reconcile the $10 credit when it posts and show exactly how much you captured per card, plus the points you earned on top. When the dust settles after September 10, you’ll see the total boost this sprint added to your month.
Pair those with real‑time notifications to nudge you when you’re at a participating merchant, and you’ll execute all ten credits per card without hunting terms or re‑reading fine print.
Your next move
Download SuperPay on the App Store and start optimizing your rewards today. With two days left on Paze’s $10‑on‑$10, our Smart Card Picker and Receipt Scanner make this a quick, confident win—then keep working for you after the promo ends.