[August 2026 update 2] Neobanc plans to launch a paid subscription costing $200 per year. Subscribers will receive:

  • Lower processing fees: for example, from 1.50% to 1.40%; other cash-back tiers such as 2% and 5% will also have their processing fee reduced by 0.10 percentage points. The more you use Neobanc, the less you pay.
  • Double bill-payment cash back: up to an additional $15 per month on eligible bill payments.
  • Double gift-card cash back: up to $10 per month.
  • Members-only cash-back promotions during the year.
  • Additional credit-related features.

[August 2026 update] Paying utility bills through Neobanc with the Scotia Momentum Visa Infinite earns 4% cash back from the card. Neobanc adds 1% cash back.

Scotia Momentum Visa Infinite payment through Neobanc
Neobanc bill-payment cash back example

Neobanc is a Canadian fintech focused on cash back for rent, bills, mortgages, and gift cards. After using Neobanc for more than two months, this guide reviews how the platform works and how it can produce cash back when you pay rent, bills, and other expenses.

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Earn cash back by paying through Neobanc

Neobanc prominently advertises “Cashback on all Your Expenses.” If a bill can be added as a payee, it generally earns 1% cash back; Moomoo did not work in the author’s testing.

  • Regular bills, including utilities and credit-card bills: 1% cash back
  • Rent: choose one of two reward modes:
    1. 1% immediate cash back: available right away
    2. 2% locked cash back: available after a six-month holding period (the old 5% era is over, but the lock period is shorter than the previous 12 months)
  • Mortgage: 0.5% cash back
Neobanc rent cash-back choices
Choose 1% immediate or 2% locked rent cash back

Funding methods and fees

  • E-transfer: no funding fee
  • Credit cards: Visa, Mastercard, and Amex cards, whether Canadian or foreign-issued:
    • Choose 1% cash back and pay a 1.5% fee.
    • Choose 2% cash back and pay a 2.25% fee.

Which credit cards work well?

If you choose the 1% option, the net Neobanc cost is approximately 1.5% − 1.0% = 0.5%. High-cash-back cards or cards with a welcome-bonus spending requirement can therefore be useful:

Which payments can use a credit card?

Payment type Credit card allowed? Notes
Regular bills (utilities/hydro) Yes 1.5% credit-card fee
Rent Yes 1.5% fee for 1% cash back, or 2.25% fee for 2% cash back
Mortgage No Debt payments must use e-Transfer or another non-card method
Credit-card payment No Debt payment; Interac e-Transfer is required

New-user benefit: $100 reward

New users who register through a referral link can receive an additional $100 reward.

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The $100 is credited in instalments. Each time you use Neobanc to pay more than $1,000 in bills or rent, the platform credits $10 until the full $100 has been received.

Neobanc new-user reward rules

⚠️ Important: Do not use “Top up your account” to deposit money in advance. Choose “Pay your bills” and complete payments one by one to receive the reward.

Neobanc Pay your bills example

Advanced strategy: the payment loop

One strategy uses transfers between platforms:

  1. Chequing account → fund Neobanc
  2. Neobanc → pay PC Money as a payee (PC Money recently offered a $150 new-account reward; referral code: XL58440877)
  3. PC Money → transfer the money back to the chequing account

Recent timing reported by the author:

  • April 20: e-Transfer into Neobanc
  • April 23: Neobanc payment to PC Money
  • April 28: PC Money showed the $1,000 transfer from April 23

Using this loop, the author received $200 in cash-back rewards that month, in addition to occasional credit-card-bill payments.

The author also tested PC Money → Neobanc → PC Money and found that it worked.

A reminder

Although the rewards can be attractive, use caution. Platform rules change frequently. Start with a small amount, confirm the cash-back and settlement process, and only then consider larger payments.

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