Verified E-Wallet & Payment promotions in Hong Kong, with dates, spending thresholds and caps.
The E-Wallet & Payment category covers offers from e-wallets, Octopus, mobile payment apps and points programmes: rewards for topping up or paying at selected merchants, e-stamp schemes, rebates on public transport, offers for paying across the border, and bonus points or miles. Picking the right wallet for small everyday payments adds up.
From 1 October to 31 December 2026, YAICHI 3COINS TOMO paid members who register their Octopus Wallet and pay with Octopus App PayPay QR at 3COINS physical stores in Japan get Octopus Wallet value back: HK$5 on a single bill of HK$50 or more, and HK$15 on a single bill of HK$120 or more, up to HK$20 in total.
Until 31 October 2026, new Dah Sing credit card customers who apply for a Dah Sing ONE+ primary credit card through the designated link and activate the Octopus Automatic Add Value Service (AAVS) on it get 50% cashback on AAVS top-up amounts in the first 3 months after the card is issued, up to HK$250 a month and HK$750 in total.
From 14 September to 13 November 2026, Octopus Rewards users who register and ride selected public transport with a linked Octopus get 1 eStamp for each ride of HK$10 or more. Every 10 eStamps earn a 100 Max Miles code and a lucky draw entry, up to 300 Max Miles and 3 entries per account.
From 12 October to 11 November 2026, registered Octopus users get HK$10 back for every 4 trips on KMB route B10 or B11 to or from Huanggang Port, or HK$20 on overnight route NB73, up to 2 rebates and HK$40 in total.
From 11 September to 11 November 2026, new customers who pay a single phone bill of HK$100 or more at 1O1O, csl, SUN Mobile, 3 Hong Kong or 3SUPREME with Octopus or Octopus Wallet get HK$10 back as Octopus Wallet value.
No current offers in this category.
Before you pay, check whether you must register or claim the offer in the app first; whether your account must be fully verified or upgraded; whether top-ups or payments must come from a particular credit card or bank account; the daily or monthly cap and any quota; how e-stamps are counted; when a reward is credited and how long it lasts; and the conversion rate and expiry of points or miles. For payments across the border, check the exchange rate and fees.
Offers in this category are reviewed by a person before they are published. We list the dates, caps and who qualifies, with the official source and the time we last verified it. We don't convert points or miles into dollars, because their value depends on how you redeem them, and anything the source leaves out is marked as not stated. Ended offers are removed.
It depends on the card issuer. Some cards don't count e-wallet top-ups for rebates, or count them differently. Read the card's own terms before you top up, not just the wallet's offer.
First check when the terms say it will be credited; some rewards arrive only after the campaign ends. Keep your transaction records, and if the stated time has passed, contact the wallet or payment provider's customer service.
