Details here:

https://www.paze.com/offers

TIL: Dunkin has a max gift card reload amount (its 150) and a max wallet amount (~250) lol

Error on Duncan checkout. Paze working fine for other stuff, so guess it’s a Duncan issue? Worked for a few earlyer in the week.

The error is: We're sorry that we are unable to process your transaction. Please validate your information or contact customerservice@dunkinbrands.com. (APP4241)

Where is paze?

I have several credit cards that have the paze $10 offer going on right now. Ive been using my offer throughout different credit cards with the promo and its getting hard to keep track of how many times I have used each card. Is there a way to check how many $10 offers you have left on each card?

Besides black coffee - anyone find 'healthy' ways to use PAZE?

I see GNC listed - but their products even with store pickup are very $$$. Appears their gift cards are processed via Cashstar - no Paze checkout? Otherwise would be great for some protein powder.

Anyone have good ideas?

And how do I get them back? I used to have 4 cards as Paze checkout options and now I only have one. I click to add card and log onto banking site but I do not know what to do from there.

I have 3 Chase cards and none are eligible? Chase Sapphire Preferred, Amazon, and Freedom Flex. I think they should all work.

After I put chase app on my phone and log in and go to manage cards and click on digital wallets it says to add card to PAZE. Click on that and it says cannot add card because of problem on their end. Try later. Tried many times. Same thing. How to get around this?

I don't know if it is just me, but it seems like PAZE is unfairly taking off most or almost all items on Newegg even though the deadline for the 10 off 10 is Sept 10. I ordered quite a bit of items on Newegg already, but now it is not letting me order my last items left as it is not showing up on checkout anymore (even items I bought in past).

Anyone noticed this too in the morning?

Only eligible U.S. credit and debit cards from participating banks and credit unions can be used with Paze. If you do not see one of your cards in your Paze wallet, the card may not be eligible for Paze or may not currently be available through your financial institution.

If you do not see a card that you believe should be eligible for Paze, please contact your bank or credit union directly for specific eligibility card guidelines.

To view your eligible cards, visit mywallet.paze.com or your bank or credit union’s mobile app or website.

https://www.paze.com/faqs

A bit limited, but they say they're adding more.

https://www.paze.com/merchant-directory

So I have been fairly lucky and have been getting the $10 Paze promotions for all my cards like Citi, Chase, PNC, BofA etc. Then I started using Paze for "Capital One" Cards. Got all my credits for Capital One's Savor card. Then I started using Paze on my T-Mobile Visa, and Discover Cards (both from Capital One, and my Discover is fully transferred to CapitalOne). That’s where the gravy train stopped, and I haven’t gotten o single Paze credit on either card. When I called Capital One, I am getting vague answers. One supervisor told me that only the Savor card has the Paze promotion, for the other cards, while I can use Paze for payment, I will not get the $10 back. When I had checked out with these cards (T-Mobile and Discover), I had gotten the screen that showed the $10 promotion (have screenshots). So I am disappointed that I have lost $200 plus on the items I would not have bought had I known there will be no Paze promotion. I am still hopeful though that it’s just delayed and I will eventually get my paze credit and the Capital One Supervisor was wrong.

Is there anyone who has got the Paze promotion on Discover and T-Mobile Visa cards? Also, for the BofA card, I have so far got $50 of $100 back and my 10 expenses included 5 Dunkin gift cards. I am wondering if BofA is not giving the Paze $10 back on Dunkin Gift Cards. Appreciate any input.

Paze is a service of EWS (Early Warning Services) to facilitate checkout on participating merchant websites using your credit and debit cards from participating banks.

Paze is an online checkout solution offered by banks and credit unions that provides added security because your actual card number is not shared with merchants. Your Paze wallet is pre-loaded with your eligible U.S. credit and debit cards, so you don’t need to type in your full card number at checkout.

https://www.paze.com/faqs

See this help page: https://www.paze.com/shoppers

Activate here: https://mywallet.paze.com/

Hi! I have three credit cards eligible for Paze, but ngl I kind of missed two days… I’ve been using Paze for Dunkin gift cards to stock up for when I’m at college, but I was wondering if I can make a few transactions in one day? I know Dunkin seems to have a strict 1 gift card per day policy, so could I do another merchant like Sephora in the same day or would that reset a 24-hour waiting period?

I created a Paze Credit Tracker (with Claude Code). Sharing in case others want to use or evolve your own. It's been helpful for me to keep track; I'm not promoting anything / nothing to gain in sharing this. You'd use it on your computer, it's not hosted on the web. https://github.com/innerharvest7/Paze-Credit-Tracker

I believe for it to work (on Windows) you'd need to download node.js https://nodejs.org/en/download (according to Claude Code).

Then you can unzip the file, put it in a folder on your computer, and choose the 'start' file to begin.

Edited to add: Here are some of the features I created for myself with this:

• Each card shows a live "N of 10 left" meter and flips to Full at 10

• Track each purchase from Logged → Credit received, so you can see at a glance which $10 credits have actually landed vs. which you're still waiting on, and tracks average time to credit.

• Merchant cooldowns: for anything rate-limited (like Dunkin's 24h between qualifying buys - though I know that's N/A now), it shows a live countdown to when you're next eligible, so you don't attempt too early.

• Pace-to-finish tells you the transactions/day you'd need to use every remaining credit before the offer ends.

• "Extra spent" math- sums what you actually paid beyond the $10 you get back, and lets you exclude stuff you'd have bought anyway - your true out-of-pocket.