Procedure and conditions for providing cashback on transactions with ArCa cards

YEREVAN, January 5. /ARKA/. As of January 1, Armenia has launched a 2% cashback program for cashless payments made using ArCa payment system cards.

The Armenian Ministry of Finance has issued a reminder regarding the procedures and conditions for receiving cashback.

Cashback will be automatically credited to beneficiaries by the 25th of the following month.

This cashback applies to transactions exceeding 1,000 drams, with a cap of 6,000 drams per transaction and a total limit of 60,000 drams per month.

On December 25, the Armenian government sanctioned measures and procedures for offering cashback on cashless payments made by individuals through the Armenian Card (ArCa) national payment system. This initiative is designed to promote cashless transactions in Armenia and enhance consumer understanding of contemporary financial tools and technologies. The project will be piloted from January 1 until the end of 2026.-0-

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