New inKind Offer from Citi
inKind is an app that lets you purchase dining credits at a discount. You can then use inKind to pay your bill at one of the restaurants listed in the app. These restaurants are mostly located in select major cities around the country.
Now there’s a new Citi Merchant Offer that gets you $25 back when you make a $50 inKind purchase. This can be possibly stacked with the discount you get when purchasing credit from inKind, netting you savings of more than 50%. Let’s see how it works.
The Offer
Get a $25 statement credit when you deposit $50 or more into your inKind account (dining credit) at https://pass.inkind.com/mastercard-special. Payment must be made on or before the offer expiration date of 4/30/2024.
Check your Citi Merchant Offers here and enroll your card if you have it.
Key Terms
- Offer may be redeemed 1 time(s) by the offer end date.
- Max award is a $25 statement credit.
- Offer is nontransferable and the enrolled card must be active and in good-standing in order to be eligible for an award.
Conclusion
inKind has a good selection of restaurants in NYC so I have used it many times to pay my dining bill. The is quite easy, as you just tell the waiter that you’re paying with inKind and proceed to enter the check number in the app.
With this Citi Offer, you can now purchase $50 in credits, and get $25 back. You can stack with this promotion that also gets your a $12.50 bonus. So you end up paying just $25 for $62.50 in dining credits. It’s best to just test this with one purchase first, even though purchasing that $62.50 promotion triggered the credit lats time.
If you don’t have an account, you can sign up now and earn a $25 credit when you spend $50 or more.
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