0 a system in which banks or businesses encourage people to buy something by giving them money after they have bought it:
1 an amount of money that a shop, usually a supermarket, allows you to take from your bank account when you pay for something with a bank card:
£50 cashback
2 an amount of money someone receives when they buy something, offered by the company selling the product as a way of persuading people to buy it:
3 a way of getting cash from a supermarket instead of going to a bank. You pay for the cash and your goods using a debit card (= a bank card where the money is taken from your account immediately):
I'd like £50 cashback please.
The cashback website receives a commission from the retailer that, after the purchase is confirmed, is shared with the customer who made the purchase.
The retailer may advertise the price after cashback to drive sales.
The retailer pays the cashback from the commission it receives from the network for referring a new customer.
In addition, cashback offers may help to combat fraud on high value contracts.
Where up-front inducements are used to incentivise sales, such as instant cashback or free merchandise, criminals may use fraud to gain access to the incentives.
Cashback is limited to 200 euros per day.
The toolbar is designed to sit on the browser window and track cashback earnt, avoiding the need to navigate from the main site.
In most cases, the contract amount is paid directly to the network whilst the cashback is claimed from the retailer.
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