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About the TopCashback Chinese Site
We previously introduced the U.S. site of TopCashback (TCB), a cashback site with good rates, fairly fast payouts, and various deals where you can even come out ahead. It’s a useful service. I’ve been using it for ten years and have earned quite a bit of cashback.
TopCashback also launched a Chinese-language site for Chinese users. The entire site is in Chinese, and many merchants popular with Chinese shoppers offer high cashback rates, making it especially useful for cross-border shopping. You can also withdraw cashback to Chinese bank cards, which is convenient. I compared the two sites and found that their merchant selections are largely the same, but the Chinese site also offers cashback at some China-based merchants, including Apple.cn, JD, and Ctrip.
Sign-Up and Rewards
There is currently no sign-up bonus for registering through the TopCashback Chinese site.
Using the TCB Chinese Site
Only the site’s language is different; using it is exactly the same as using any other cashback site. I won’t repeat the basics here and will focus on its advantages.
Its merchants offer relatively high cashback rates, especially on brands popular with Chinese shoppers, such as Estée Lauder, Adidas, Nike, spaceNK, and iHerb. Rates can reach 15%, making the site especially useful during shopping seasons. Its popular merchants are also well suited to cross-border shopping and generally don’t restrict purchases based on warehouse addresses, which makes them convenient to use.
The site also offers cashback at websites in mainland China, including DiDi, Apple China, JD, and Ctrip. If you’re buying something for family in China or booking tickets for them, you can earn a little extra cashback this way.
If you like buying points, the TCB Chinese site also offers decent cashback. Just search for points.com.
Withdrawing Cashback
There are two ways to withdraw cashback: PayPal or a Chinese bank card.
Bottom Line
The TCB Chinese site is a convenient option for Chinese users who prefer not to read English. The way to earn cashback is exactly the same as on the U.S. site, and merchants offer extra categories and bonuses for Chinese shoppers. If you’d rather not receive your payout to a Chinese bank card, you can choose PayPal instead.
