Calamatta Cuschieri Moneybase has introduced weekly cashback on its Moneybase Mastercard, giving its customers cashback on purchases they make every week as a permanent offering.

Cashback is calculated on card spending each week and credited directly to the customer account every Monday. It applies to everyday card purchases made locally and abroad, including online, contactless and chip and PIN.

Moneybase customers can earn up to 1.25 per cent and up to €25 per month in cashbacks, and the offer is available to all Maltese residents.

“As we continue to grow, I would like to thank our clients for their continued support. Once again, we are happy to offer our customers even more value combined with a trusted and premium service” said Alan Cuschieri, Co-CEO at Calamatta Cuschieri Moneybase and founder of Moneybase.

All Maltese residents are automatically enrolled and will begin earning cashbacks immediately. For more information and the terms visit moneybase.com/cashback.

Terms and Conditions apply. Payment services are brought to you by Moneybase Limited (C87193), which is licensed by the MFSA to operate as a Financial Institution in accordance with the Financial Institutions Act (Cap. 376). The company is a subsidiary of Calamatta Cuschieri Moneybase plc and is registered at Level 0, Ewropa Business Centre, Dun Karm Street, Birkirkara BKR 9034, Malta. Moneybase is a program Manager with Mastercard, your Moneybase card is provided by Moorwand Ltd (FCA Reference No 900709), a Principal member of Mastercard International Incorporated. Mastercard is a registered trademark and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated.

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