Infini Card's Apple Promotion Has One Reimbursement Winner
Infini is running a spending campaign on Apple.com through its card until 23 October. The headline offer is a full refund on an order of US$1,000 or more. The prize pool for that refund is one person.
The reimbursement draw has a total of one winner
Every eligible Apple.com order of US$1,000 or more earns one entry, and one entry is drawn. Orders cannot be combined to reach the threshold, so two US$600 purchases produce nothing while a single US$1,200 purchase produces one ticket. A second draw, also with one winner, hands an Apple Watch or AirPods to someone pulled from the pool of active users.
Three separate routes make a user active: enrolling and spending at least US$500 on the Infini Card over the preceding 30 days, enrolling while holding an average balance of at least US$1,000 and completing one qualifying transaction, or making a single Apple.com purchase above US$500 and at or below US$1,000. The third route is the only one that requires buying anything from Apple.
Below that, users who spend more than US$100 and no more than US$500 on the card during the period have a chance at an Infini merchandise set, capped at one set per person.
Cashback is the part that pays every time
Infini Pro and Infini Max cardholders earn up to 3% back on the campaign spend with no promotion cashback cap. That rate is the only component that is not a lottery, and it is what the arithmetic should be built on: a US$1,200 laptop returns somewhere around US$24 to US$36 depending on the card tier, and the draw entry is a free extra on top rather than a reason to raise the basket.
Apple Stores and resellers do not count
The transaction has to be identified as an Apple.com merchant transaction by the card network or payment partner. Purchases made in a physical Apple Store or through a third-party reseller are excluded, as are cash withdrawals, transfers, cash equivalents and card top-ups. An order routed through an external payment service where the underlying merchant cannot be identified also drops out.
Refunds unwind the reward. A cancelled, reversed or fully refunded order stops qualifying, and any entry or cashback attached to it can be cancelled. On a partial refund, eligibility is recalculated on the final posted amount — buying a US$1,050 order and returning a US$100 accessory leaves US$950 and no draw entry.
Eligibility depends on a region list Infini does not publish
Participants need a registered Infini account with identity verification completed, an active card in good standing, and to be located in a region where both Infini services and this promotion are available. Infini does not name those regions in the promotion rules, so anyone outside its main markets has to confirm in the app before planning a purchase around it.
Draws are expected to complete within 14 business days of the 23 October close, with winners contacted by email or in-app message and 30 days to respond. Taxes on prizes fall to the winner.
Anyone already planning an Apple purchase in the window and already holding an Infini Pro or Max card gets a real 2-3% and a lottery ticket. Anyone considering a purchase because of the refund offer is buying a one-in-many chance at an unknown denominator, since Infini publishes no entry count.
Sources: Infini on the Apple.com promotion, Infini Help Center promotion rules.