Qualifying Payment Types

The Qualifying Payment Types restriction specifies the type of payment that members can use in a transaction to earn the outcome.

In transactions where members use more than one payment type to pay for the purchase, the entire purchase qualifies toward earning the outcome as long as one of the payment types qualifies.

Suppose that a Mastercard is a qualified payment type. If a members pay half in cash and uses the Mastercard for the other half, the total dollar amount of the purchase counts for the outcome.

This same principle applies to “Payment Source”.

Events for which this is a core restriction

None.

Example

Koalla Retail wants to provide an extra incentive for its loyalty program members to use its co-branded Mastercard. For the back-to-school season, Koalla launches a promotion where members earn triple points when they purchase a Samsung tablet using Koalla's co-branded Mastercard during the months of August and September.