Pay With Paze and Earn 10x Points on Chase Credit Cards
Chase cardholders can boost their rewards by earning 10x points when using the Paze payment service at select merchants through the end of 2024.
Short Answer: Chase credit cardholders can earn 10x points on purchases made with the Paze payment service at eligible merchants until December 31, 2024.
How the 10x Points Boost Works
Chase has partnered with Paze, a payment platform, to offer an enhanced rewards opportunity. When you pay using Paze with your Chase credit card at participating merchants, you earn 10 points per dollar spent instead of the usual rate. This promotion applies to many Chase cards, including select United Airlines cards, providing a significant boost to your rewards earnings.
Example Scenario
Imagine you spend $100 at an eligible merchant using Paze with your Chase Sapphire Preferred card. Normally, you might earn 2 points per dollar, totaling 200 points. With the 10x points promotion, that same $100 purchase would earn you 1,000 points, multiplying your rewards fivefold.
Alternatives and Next Steps
- Check Merchant Eligibility: Not all merchants accept Paze or participate in this promotion. Verify which stores qualify before making purchases.
- Compare Rewards Programs: If you have multiple Chase cards, consider which offers the best base rewards and benefits when used with Paze.
- Use Other Payment Methods: Outside of Paze, your Chase card will earn standard points rates, so use Paze strategically to maximize rewards.
Bottom Line
Using Paze with your Chase credit card is a simple way to multiply your points earnings significantly at select merchants through the end of 2024. If you frequently shop at eligible stores, this promotion can accelerate your rewards accumulation with minimal extra effort.
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