About the TopCashback Chinese Site

We previously introduced the U.S. site of the cashback site TopCashback (TCB). Its payout rates are pretty good, the tracking speed is fairly fast, and it also runs all kinds of money-making deals, so it’s still very useful. Come to think of it, I’ve been using their cashback service for ten years already and have earned quite a bit of cashback.

Actually, to make it easier for Chinese users, TopCashback also launched a dedicated Chinese site. The entire site is in Chinese, and many merchants that are a good fit for Chinese shoppers offer very high cashback rates there, making it especially useful for cross-border shopping. For withdrawals, it also supports Chinese bank cards, which is still very convenient. After comparing the two, I found that the Chinese site’s merchants are basically the same as those on the U.S. site, but it also adds a few China-based merchants with cashback, such as Apple.cn, JD, and Ctrip, which is nice.

Sign-Up and Bonus

Right now, the TopCashback Chinese site is offering a limited-time $10 cashback bonus. If you register from the official site or a referral link, there is no bonus.

This $10 is also easy to earn on TopCashback: spend more than $10 and make sure the purchase qualifies for cashback. Note that the Chinese site and the U.S. site have separate bonuses and accounts, so you can earn bonuses on both. You can also register with the same email address. In other words, you can effectively get the sign-up bonus twice.

Using the TCB Chinese Site

They only changed the interface to Chinese; otherwise, the experience is exactly the same as on a regular cashback site. I won’t repeat the basics here. Let’s focus on where it has an advantage.

Their merchants offer relatively high cashback, especially for brands Chinese shoppers like to buy, such as Estée Lauder, Adidas, Nike, spaceNK, iHerb, and more. Cashback can go as high as 15%, which is especially good during shopping seasons. And the hot merchants on their side are all well suited to cross-border shopping, are not sensitive to warehouse addresses, and are relatively easy to use.

In addition, they also offer cashback for mainland Chinese sites, such as DiDi, Apple China, JD, Ctrip, and more. If you want to buy things for family members in China or book tickets, you can use it there as well and earn a bit more cashback.

If you like buying points, the TCB Chinese site also offers decent cashback. Just search for points.com.

Withdrawing Cashback

There are two ways to withdraw cashback: PayPal and Chinese bank cards

Chinese bank cards are supported quite broadly, including the usual ones. Note that you also need to enter your ID number.

Bottom Line

The TCB Chinese site is quite friendly for Chinese users who do not like reading English. The way to earn cashback is exactly the same as on the U.S. site, and the merchants also have extra categories and boosts aimed at Chinese shoppers.

In addition, the sign-up bonus can be claimed independently from the U.S. site, so you can get another $10, which is pretty nice. Even if you do not want to receive payouts via a Chinese bank card, you can simply choose PayPal.

Sign-Up Link