Pulsar Pro pays for itself above $642 a month
Pulsar puts the break-even at $500 of monthly spend. On its own tables the $9.99 plan clears at about $642, and full refunds cost 25% more points.
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Pulsar puts the break-even at $500 of monthly spend. On its own tables the $9.99 plan clears at about $642, and full refunds cost 25% more points.
Onchain cashback across six tracked programs came to $3.665M on about $173M of card spend, well under every headline rate in the group.
Capped at 50 USD per account at every tier, held 45 days, and paid in a credit that cannot be withdrawn and earns nothing when it is spent.
One in ten qualifying Apple pre-orders wins 100% back up to $2,000, but the campaign closes at the first 500 pre-orders or $100,000 awarded.
The campaign runs 12-15 September on up to $2,500 of eligible spend, and qualifies transactions by merchant and MCC 5732 or 4812 together.
Luxe, Pinnacle and VIP pay 10%, 20% and 30% on AI, streaming and food delivery, but the $10, $20 and $30 monthly caps all sit on the same base.
The boost runs 11-25 September, pays in XPL after a 30-day hold, and counts only purchases that settle to an Apple merchant descriptor.
Cashback is calculated in dollars, converted to ETHFI when the purchase clears, then locked for seven days. The advertised rate and the amount that lands are no longer the same number.
Prime needs 5,000,000 points and a dollar held earns one every hour. The tier that sets both the cashback cap and the FX fee is priced in deposits.
Up to 1% on payroll paid into a Krak account, capped at 250 EUR a month, EEA only, and the rate is set by assets held with Kraken rather than by the salary.