Cashback, and when it actually lands
Cashback rates change weekly and are often randomised. We list an entry only when the provider publishes the rate and dates; none passed that check on our last review.
No cashback offers listed right now. We list one only once its terms and an end date are on the provider's own page, so none are shown here. Copied codes and expired deals waste your time at checkout.
Where to see the live ones
- Amazon Pay
Amazon app → Pay → Recharges: bank and Amazon Pay UPI offers are listed under 'Offers' on each biller.
- PhonePe
PhonePe app → Recharge & Bills → the offers strip on the biller screen, before you pay.
- Google Pay
Rewards appear as scratch cards after eligible payments; amounts are random.
- Paytm
Paytm app → Recharge & Pay Bills → 'Apply promocode' shows the codes valid for that biller today.
- CRED
CRED app → Bills: rewards are shown per payment and depend on your card and account.
- Your bank
Your bank's app or card offers page lists recharge and bill-pay offers with dates and caps.
Five checks before you trust an offer
- The offer is shown inside the app or on the bank's own page, not only on a coupon site.
- It has an end date, a minimum amount and a cap. 'Up to' means most people get less.
- It names the payment method (which card, UPI app or wallet) and whether it works on recharges.
- Cashback lands as wallet balance, a scratch card or a statement credit; check which before you count it.
- No one needs your OTP, PIN or a screen-share to give you cashback.
Save without an offer
The pack you pick saves more than most cashback. A longer-validity pack usually costs less per day, and twelve 28-day packs leave you 29 days short of a year.