Every bank runs different card offers, cashback and rewards. OffOnMyCard brings them together and tells you, before you pay, which card saves the most at that merchant.
The problem
Pakistani banks run hundreds of card offers at restaurants, supermarkets, fuel stations and online stores. The offers change every week, each with its own days, caps and minimum spend. Most people carry two or three cards and simply use whichever one comes out first.
The solution
OffOnMyCard reads offers, cashback and reward rates from many banks and works out your real saving for a specific merchant and amount. Add the cards you have, choose where you're paying, and it tells you which card to use.
Try it
Pick a type of merchant and set an amount. OffOnMyCard ranks every card by the total amount you'd save: the discount, within its cap, plus cashback.
This is a demo. The banks, cards and offers are fictional placeholders and don't represent any real bank's offers.
Key features
Discounts, cashback and reward programmes from many banks in one place, kept up to date.
Takes caps, minimum spend, valid days and reward value into account, not just the headline percentage.
Only shows the cards you have, or suggests one worth applying for.
Search by brand, category or nearby location to see the best card before you order.
Onboarded merchants can see which bank partnerships bring in customers and plan campaigns.
We never ask for card numbers. You choose your cards by bank and card type.
How it works
Who it's for
Save money on everyday spending without tracking a dozen bank promotions.
Bring in bank-offer shoppers and see how your partnerships perform.
Show your card offers to customers right when they're deciding how to pay.
Status & roadmap
MVP
A standard model for discounts, caps, valid days and rewards across banks.
Comparison engine for major cities, plus onboarding for the first merchants.
Direct offer feeds and co-marketing with partner banks.
Nationwide coverage, location alerts and a merchant analytics suite.
Merchants: bring in more card-offer customers. Shoppers: get in early.
