PayPal launches rewards programme in the US

PayPal has announced the introduction of a new rewards programme in the US.

The company said the programme gives customers a unified way to shop, earn, track, save when using the PayPal app at checkout.

PayPal said PayPal Rewards will build upon the nearly $200 million PayPal consumers have already saved this year so far through PayPal Honey-enabled cash back and discounts.

With the new rewards programme, PayPal customers can combine rewards earned across multiple PayPal products and shopping experiences including PayPal Honey browser extensions and the PayPal app, and in the future, various card products.

"With the financial challenges people face these days, brought on by rising prices and the need to tighten budgets, it can be frustrating to shop for everyday essentials or plan for the holidays," said Greg Lisiewski, vice president of shopping and global pay later. "PayPal Rewards makes it easy to find sales, discounts, and great deals when making a purchase with PayPal – through cash back, discount codes, or other rewards."

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