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Click on left-most item at the bottom (should be your CashApp balance). Then pull down on the screen to reveal your virtual card. Below the card is a link to cashback offers.
Worked beautifully when buying the discounted Switch games at Target.
Bought two $30 Switch games, and $40 Star Wars Outlaws for Switch 2 for 3 cents short of $100. A little over $108 after tax.
You need to already have that much money loaded into your Cash app balance. Not 80% of it, but the entire total that shows in the Target checkout. Then you select the Cash App to pay, and then it will not show the total with the discount applied, it will automatically show that everything has been processed and paid and then take you back to the Target website/app.
The Target website/app will show order confirmed and the FULL price, making you think that they didn't apply the 20% discount.
Go back to the Cash app and you'll see that the 20% of money is still sitting there. That's how you know they applied the promo discount. You can return the money back to your bank.
Cash App Pay gives 20 percent back at Target, capped at $20, and it works best for regular Target.com purchases like AirPods, Switch games, and digital downloads. The offer is found in the Cash App card Offers area, often by searching Target, and checkout requires selecting Cash App Pay with enough funds already loaded. Target gift cards, preorders, and some carts that include gift cards block the promo, and in store use does not trigger it. A useful deal when the checkout flow lines up.
Cash App card holders shopping online at Target, because the offer appears under Offers in the app and can be activated before checkout.
It has worked on regular merchandise like AirPods 4, Switch games, and digital game purchases such as Mario Odyssey. It has not worked on pre-orders, gift cards, or items bundled with a free gift card.
No. The offer is blocked on gift card-only orders and Target can also block Cash App Pay when the cart contains gift cards, including Apple gift cards and Target gift cards.
Open your Cash App balance, pull down to reveal the virtual card, then tap the cashback offers link under it. It also appears on the card page under Offers, and searching for "Target" in the app can surface it quickly.
It is an app-only, online-only promotion that requires selecting Cash App Pay at checkout. Using the Cash App card in-store does not trigger it, and the payment option may be unavailable for some carts.
Yes. The full Target checkout total needs to be covered in your Cash App balance first, and Cash App then deducts the purchase amount minus 20% back, up to the $20 maximum.
I didn't see anywhere to enable this in cash app. I made a purchase but didn't see any indication that I would receive the cash back. Did anyone get the money instantly?
I didn't see anywhere to enable this in cash app. I made a purchase but didn't see any indication that I would receive the cash back. Did anyone get the money instantly?
Yes, I saw the offer in the app. Bought something in Target. I paid regular price in Target app ($140) and there was $20 in my balance after making the payment. Then I withdraw $20 to my bank account. So I effectively paid $120.
Yes, I saw the offer in the app. Bought something in Target. I paid regular price in Target app ($140) and there was $20 in my balance after making the payment. Then I withdraw $20 to my bank account. So I effectively paid $120.
I didn't realize that my card was expired so I wasn't seeing the offers anymore. Once I requested to reactivate it, then it showed up and I did the same. Thanks!
is it expired? I had the offer in my app activated just like an hour ago, while deciding what to buy online, checked again, and now it's not there at all.
is it expired? I had the offer in my app activated just like an hour ago, while deciding what to buy online, checked again, and now it's not there at all.
Top Comments
Target expires in 10 weeks, so no rush.
Bought two $30 Switch games, and $40 Star Wars Outlaws for Switch 2 for 3 cents short of $100. A little over $108 after tax.
You need to already have that much money loaded into your Cash app balance. Not 80% of it, but the entire total that shows in the Target checkout. Then you select the Cash App to pay, and then it will not show the total with the discount applied, it will automatically show that everything has been processed and paid and then take you back to the Target website/app.
The Target website/app will show order confirmed and the FULL price, making you think that they didn't apply the 20% discount.
Go back to the Cash app and you'll see that the 20% of money is still sitting there. That's how you know they applied the promo discount. You can return the money back to your bank.
Community Reviews
Cash App Pay gives 20 percent back at Target, capped at $20, and it works best for regular Target.com purchases like AirPods, Switch games, and digital downloads. The offer is found in the Cash App card Offers area, often by searching Target, and checkout requires selecting Cash App Pay with enough funds already loaded. Target gift cards, preorders, and some carts that include gift cards block the promo, and in store use does not trigger it. A useful deal when the checkout flow lines up.
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It has worked on regular merchandise like AirPods 4, Switch games, and digital game purchases such as Mario Odyssey. It has not worked on pre-orders, gift cards, or items bundled with a free gift card.
No. The offer is blocked on gift card-only orders and Target can also block Cash App Pay when the cart contains gift cards, including Apple gift cards and Target gift cards.
Open your Cash App balance, pull down to reveal the virtual card, then tap the cashback offers link under it. It also appears on the card page under Offers, and searching for "Target" in the app can surface it quickly.
It is an app-only, online-only promotion that requires selecting Cash App Pay at checkout. Using the Cash App card in-store does not trigger it, and the payment option may be unavailable for some carts.
Yes. The full Target checkout total needs to be covered in your Cash App balance first, and Cash App then deducts the purchase amount minus 20% back, up to the $20 maximum.
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