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Paze's $10-for-$10 Deal Is Still Live: Here's What Qualifies

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Paze’s Spend $10, Get $10 Back Deal: What’s Still Available

If you haven’t heard about Paze’s spend-$10-get-$10-back promo yet, it’s worth a few minutes of your time. The digital wallet is currently offering $10 back for every $10 you spend, with a limit of 10 redemptions per card — meaning if you’ve got several eligible cards loaded, you could be looking at hundreds of dollars back for purchases you were probably going to make anyway.

As of the latest update on 6/30/26, Doctor of Credit reports that St. Jude’s and Little Caesars have been added to the list of ways to trigger the offer, joining the options that were already available. That’s good news, because gift-card-only offers tend to feel restrictive — having a mix of options (including non-gift-card ways to spend) makes it a lot easier to actually use the $10 you’re spending on something you’d buy anyway, rather than parking money on a gift card you might forget about.

Who this is best for

This is a no-brainer for families who already do a lot of small, repeat purchases — think weeknight dinner runs or quick errands. If you’ve got two or three cards you can load into Paze, that’s two or three separate $10-back triggers, and with a cap of 10 per card, frequent shoppers can stack this into real money over a few weeks. It’s also a great one for anyone building up a stash of near-term restaurant or essentials spending, since you’re not being asked to change your habits much to cash in.

Doctor of Credit’s own read on this is blunt: it’s “definitely the deal of the year currently,” and with readers reportedly stacking $3,000+ back across multiple cards, this isn’t a small trick — it’s a legitimately large stack for people willing to put in a little setup time.

A quick comparison

Compared to typical bank sign-up bonuses or the kind of card offers we’ve covered recently — like the Chase Sapphire Preferred’s 100K bonus — this Paze offer requires zero new credit applications and no annual fee commitment. You’re simply spending money you’d likely spend anyway and getting a chunk of it back. The tradeoff is it’s capped and temporary, rather than an ongoing card benefit.

Caveats

The offer is a limited-time promotion, and the pool of eligible spend categories shifts as Doctor of Credit updates their post — St. Jude’s and Little Caesars are the newest additions as of 6/30/26, but availability can change without much warning. There’s also a hard cap of 10 redemptions per card, so this isn’t infinite money — it rewards planning, not just repeat visits.

The move

If you’ve got a Paze-compatible card sitting in your wallet, this is worth setting up today rather than next week. Check Doctor of Credit’s full breakdown for the complete, currently-updated list of qualifying purchases before you start spending, since the eligible options can shift.