The store decides
Cashback is part of the commission a store pays us. Every store's affiliate programme sets its own rules, and some of those rules do not allow a site to pass any of the commission on to shoppers. When a store says no, we do not pay cashback on it, and its page says so.
Amazon and Flipkart
Two of the biggest examples are Amazon and Flipkart. Their affiliate terms do not allow a site to give shoppers money, points or any other reward for buying through its link. So CashBharo offers no cashback on Amazon or Flipkart, and does not show a cashback rate for them anywhere.
When a network does not say
Each programme on an affiliate network says whether cashback sites are allowed. If a programme does not say either way, we treat that as a no. Paying cashback on a store that does not allow it gets the commission taken back weeks later, and that would mean taking back cashback we had shown you.
Why we still list these stores
A good deal is still useful without cashback. On these stores we list deals and offers only, and the store may pay us a small commission on qualifying purchases, at no extra cost to you.
How to tell
Every store card shows either its cashback rate or "Deals & coupons" where there is no cashback, and the store's own page says plainly when it does not pay cashback through us. Browse the stores to see which is which.