Rove is offering extra mileage rewards for purchases paid through Paze, up to 15x. Rove miles can be quite valuable, so if you were already planning to shop with one of these merchants, remember to click through Rove first, then check out with Paze using a Chase card. When you stack everything together, you can get as much as 30x back, which is roughly like shopping at a 30% discount.
- Rove promo link
- Rove signup link (500 bonus miles after signup)
- About Rove
The boosted earning rates are as follows:
- Peet’s Coffee: 15x Rove Miles per $1 spent
- AliExpress: 10x
- StubHub: 9x
- City Experiences: 9x
- Fanatics: 9x
- Nike: 8x
- GoDaddy: 8x
- Jared Jewelers: 7x
- Omaha Steaks: 7x
- The Outnet: 5x
- Farfetch: 5x
- Personalization Mall: 4x
- Sephora: 4x
- Etsy: 3x
- Chewy: 3x
- GNC: 3x
- Kay Jewelers: 2x
- Pet Supermarket: 1x
About
Chase has quietly added a new points-earning perk for its Sapphire Reserve, Sapphire Preferred, Freedom, and Freedom Flex cards: through December 31, 2026, using Paze at participating merchants earns an extra 10x on top of the usual Ultimate Rewards points.
- The 10x is earned in addition to your regular rewards
- Up to $1,500 in combined purchases per month qualifies (so up to 15,000 extra points per month)
- Promo period: May 1, 2026 through December 31, 2026
Paze is a digital wallet launched jointly by several major banks, including the same banks behind Zelle. It is designed to let users pay online with cards or accounts already linked to those banks. In your Chase account, you can go to the Benefits & travel tab > Benefits to see whether your card has this perk and which merchants offer multiplier rewards. You can also check Chase’s website for the full current list of retailers that support Paze checkout. Here are some notable examples:
- Newegg (sells various gift cards): https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?N=100162661&d=gift%20card
- United: you can pay for flights with Paze, and with CSR the total return can be 14x
- Shoprite
- Dunkin'
- Domino's
- Sephora: an extra 10x on beauty purchases too, which is roughly like 10% back
- And many more
