Tuyo told users on July 7 that it has covered 10% of every purchase made on its card since the product launched, paying that share directly rather than passing it through as a points balance. The claim came in a short post on X from the company's official account, alongside a note that the running tally is now visible in a live feed inside the app.
The message was brief: "since launch, 10% of all purchases have been paid by us." Tuyo did not publish a rate card, cap schedule, or country list with the post, so the framing here is limited to what the vendor stated and what it means for people already holding the card.
A subsidy, not a rewards rate
Most crypto cards that advertise cashback describe a percentage returned after a purchase. Tuyo instead said that it has paid 10% of purchases itself. The short post did not explain the accounting mechanism, so it is safest to describe this as a company-funded purchase subsidy rather than assume how it is settled.
For cardholders, the missing terms matter. Tuyo did not publish a cap, eligible-purchase definition, country scope, or duration with the claim. The in-app feed can show what an existing user received, but it does not replace the program terms.
The number cardholders should watch
Ten percent across all spending is high. For comparison, the headline rates on most mainstream crypto cards sit between 1% and 4%, and even those often carry monthly caps or token-staking requirements. That makes the unpublished caps, exclusions, and duration important inputs rather than reasons to predict how the offer will change.
The live in-app feed is the more concrete change here. Instead of a marketing claim, Tuyo is now showing the subsidy accruing in real time, which gives existing users a way to verify what they are getting per transaction. If you hold the Tuyo card, the practical step is to open that feed and confirm the 10% is landing on your own purchases at the rate stated, and to note whether any category exclusions or per-transaction ceilings appear once you look at the detail.
The missing terms matter more than a forecast
Tuyo has not signaled that the 10% claim is ending, and the July 7 post gives no basis for predicting whether it will continue or change. Readers weighing Tuyo against other options should verify the current in-app result and look for published terms before treating the rate as guaranteed future value.
For now, the claim is straightforward and comes from the vendor directly: 10% of every purchase paid by Tuyo since launch, with the running number newly exposed in the app.
Overview
Tuyo said on July 7 that it has covered 10% of all purchases on its card since launch and is now displaying that subsidy in a live in-app feed. The rate is unusually high for the sector, but the post did not publish caps, exclusions, country scope, or duration. Cardholders should verify the result in-app and avoid treating the short announcement as complete program terms.
