Goin: Save. Shop. Get Rewards.
How does the automatic cashback work without scanning receipts or coupons?
After you link your debit card once, Goin automatically tracks your purchases at partner stores like Lidl and adds reward points called 'Goins' to your account. You don't need to open the app or scan anything at checkout—the cashback happens in the background.
What are 'Boost' offers and how do they increase my savings?
Boosts are special offers you can manually activate in the app to get a higher cashback percentage at specific stores. For example, activating an 8% Boost before buying running shoes at a sports store gives you extra savings on top of the usual automatic rewards.
Why isn't my cashback showing up after a purchase?
Cashback can take a few days to appear because the app needs to confirm the transaction with the partner store. Make sure your card is still linked and that you shopped at a participating retailer listed in the app's offers section.
How do I fix the round-up feature if it's not saving spare change?
Check that the round-up feature is enabled in your account settings and that your linked card is set as the primary payment method. It rounds each transaction to the nearest euro, so small purchases like a €2.50 coffee will save €0.50 each time.
How does Goin compare to other cashback apps like Ibotta or Fetch Rewards?
Unlike Ibotta or Fetch, which require you to scan receipts or manually clip offers, Goin works automatically in the background with your linked debit card. It's much less hassle—perfect if you want effortless savings without remembering to scan anything after every shopping trip.
