Search that understands what you are shopping for
Search now reads everyday shopping words, not only store names. Search for a product, such as running shoes or an air fryer, and you see the stores that sell that kind of thing. Search for a maker, such as a shoe or phone brand, and you see the stores that sell what it makes.
Where a store's own search can be reached through us, the results also offer a button to search that store for the same words: Myntra, Ajio and H&M, and Amazon too. The button goes through CashBharo like any other click, so a visit to Myntra, Ajio or H&M this way can still earn cashback. Amazon pays no cashback through us, so that button is for finding the item only.
Work out your cashback on the store page
Cashback stores that pay a percentage now have a calculator on their page. Type in what you plan to spend and it shows the most cashback that order could earn. It is always an "up to" figure, because what you buy decides the rate within it, and the store's terms say how. Try it on Myntra.
Know what happens next with each visit
The Activity page lists your recent visits from CashBharo to a store, and each one now says what is true about it right now: whether the store has reported an order, when you can raise a claim if nothing has appeared, and the last day to raise one. Stores that do not accept missing cashback claims, such as Myntra and H&M, are marked so, and no claim button is shown for them.
Big stores first
The Deals page and the home page now lead with the biggest stores, then the other cashback stores, then the rest. Amazon and Flipkart are among them with deals only: they pay no cashback through CashBharo.
Festive sale pages
Our festive sale pages show a sale's dates only once the store has announced them, so a date you see there is the store's own. Before a big festive order, run through the festive sale checklist.