Card cashback
- What to look for
- The eligible spend and rate for your program
- What can change it
- Exclusions, spend bands, monthly caps and reward currency.
Finanzer Rewards
Make everyday spending
give something back.
Earn cashback on eligible card purchases and see how each reward reaches your account. Purchase, pending reward and paid cashback stay connected.
See the purchase
behind the cashback.
A monthly total is useful. Knowing where it came from is better. Follow individual rewards, distinguish pending from paid and see the credit once it reaches your account.
The example shows paid rewards separately from a purchase still awaiting completion. Paid cashback is already included in the account balance; it isn’t extra money to count twice.
PersonalAR
Cashback paid this month
€6.20Credited to your accountYour purchasesSeptember
Paper & FormPaid · Purchase €62.67+€1.88
Neighbourhood MarketPaid · Purchase €48.00+€1.44
Rail ticketPaid · Purchase €96.00+€2.88
Paid rewards are already in your balance.
North CaféPurchase €34.80
+€0.35Pending cashbackUnderstand what
the offer rewards.
Your program defines the base reward. Merchant or category offers can add another reason to use the card, when their conditions fit a purchase you already intend to make.
| Reward | What to look for | What can change it |
|---|---|---|
| Card cashback | The eligible spend and rate for your program | Exclusions, spend bands, monthly caps and reward currency. |
| Merchant or category offer | The merchant, category and campaign dates | Activation requirements, country, limits and the offer’s terms. |
| Paid cashback | A completed reward credit in your activity | Refund or reversal rules can create a later adjustment. |
Merchant or category offer
- What to look for
- The merchant, category and campaign dates
- What can change it
- Activation requirements, country, limits and the offer’s terms.
Paid cashback
- What to look for
- A completed reward credit in your activity
- What can change it
- Refund or reversal rules can create a later adjustment.
Your reward terms specify the rate, cap, qualifying purchases and payout conditions for each offer.
Earn it.
Track it. Use it.
A reward needs to complete its own lifecycle, even after a card payment appears in your activity.
Make an eligible purchase
The merchant, category and program rules determine whether the transaction qualifies.
Follow the pending reward
The purchase may need to complete before the reward is paid. A pending amount is not yet available to spend.
See the credit arrive
Paid cashback appears in the account. If the purchase is refunded or reversed, the program’s adjustment rules apply.
Start with what
you already spend.
Compare the value for your own purchases, including the costs of the account or card you choose.
Check the cap
A headline rate does not tell you how much cashback you can earn in a month. Look at the eligible spend limit and reward ceiling.
Check the exclusions
Cash-like transactions, transfers or particular merchants may be excluded. The reward terms define the qualifying purchase.
Keep the purchase in perspective
Cashback reduces the cost of an eligible purchase. It does not remove the purchase price or the cost of borrowing used to fund it.
The details behind your cashback
The transaction or eligibility checks may still be incomplete. Pending and paid are different states. Check the purchase and the reward program’s payout conditions.
A refunded or reversed purchase can reduce or reverse its reward. The program terms determine how any adjustment appears in your account.
Campaigns can be limited by merchant, category, country, dates and account eligibility. Use the offer details shown for your account.
Do not assume they will. Compare credit interest and fees separately. A reward does not change the repayment obligation for PostPay, Flex or Asset Flex.
A reward you can
follow all the way through.
Meet the card, then review the cashback program available for your account.