Alif and Mastercard offer 10% cashback for payments via Google Pay

Alif and Mastercard have launched a special offer for active Mastercard cardholders from Alif and Google Pay. From February 19 to April 15, Mastercard cardholders from Alif can earn 10% cashback when making purchases through Google Pay. The cashback is credited automatically the next day, and the most active customer will have a chance to […]

Press release by Alif

Alif and Mastercard have launched a special offer for active Mastercard cardholders from Alif and Google Pay. From February 19 to April 15, Mastercard cardholders from Alif can earn 10% cashback when making purchases through Google Pay.

The cashback is credited automatically the next day, and the most active customer will have a chance to attend the UEFA Champions League Final in Budapest!

 

How it works

To participate, pay with your smartphone or smartwatch in stores, cafes, gas stations, and other locations worldwide that accept contactless payments. The key is to link your Mastercard from Alif to the Google Pay service.

Cashback limits per cardholder:

·         Up to 100 somoni per transaction

·         Up to 500 somoni per month

·         Up to 1,000 somoni for the entire promotion period

Only payments of at least 10 somoni are eligible for cashback.

 

Conditions for winning the grand prize

At the end of the promotion, the most active Mastercard cardholder—who makes the most payments at different merchants using Google Pay—will win a grand prize: a trip for two to the UEFA Champions League Final in Budapest.

If there is a tie in the number of merchants, the total amount of purchases will be the tiebreaker.

The grand prize Includes:

·         Two CAT 1 tickets to the final match

·         Accommodation for two in a four-star hotel in central Budapest

·         A welcome gift from Mastercard and UEFA

Please note that flight tickets and visa processing are not included in the grand prize.

 

How to link your card to Google Pay

Linking your card takes just a few minutes. You'll need an Android smartphone with NFC support, your Mastercard from Alif, and the Alif app. A detailed guide is available on the bank's website: https://alif.tj/googlepay10. 

If you don’t have a Mastercard yet, you can order one directly in the Alif app under the "Cards" section. Alternatively, you can also get a free Mastercard Digital card directly in the Alif app if you've already completed the identification process at Alif's offices..

Alif and Mastercard are offering users not only a modern way to pay but also significant rewards: 10% guaranteed cashback and a chance to attend the UEFA Champions League Final—a great reason to switch to contactless smartphone payments. 

Join us on social media!

Article translations:

Related Article

Оби зулол
Оби зулол

Most Read

Recent Articles

Money from thin air: how Tajikistan can earn millions from carbon projects

The idea of creating a carbon market in Tajikistan is becoming relevant in the face of global climate challenges and the need to adapt...

European Union-supported digital transport system launched in Tajikistan

It provides transport companies with a secure and integrated environment

Tajik agency clarifies pilot tax project involving electronic wallet transactions

The agency explained that the pilot project is aimed at identifying systematic unregistered entrepreneurial activities.

Tajik boxers will qualify for the 2028 Olympics in new weight categories

The upcoming Games will feature full gender equality for the first time.

Tajikistan approves $25 million renewable energy action plan for 2026–2027

The main part of the funds will go towards solar power plants, small hydroelectric power stations, and the electrification of remote villages.

Kazakh, Turkish authorities agree to produce ANKA drones at joint venture in Kazakhstan

An agreement on this was signed in Astana during the visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Pension payments suspended for more than 14,000 people in Tajikistan over lack of re-registrationIn

The authorities reported that these pensioners did not complete re-registration. What should they do?