Welcome to the Community, @Coolio 
The cashback is paid daily to your main balance once the status of the transaction changes to ‘Completed’. After you receive cashback, then you can choose whether you want to spend or invest it.
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It’s in two places.
- Click on card the under your cashback click on more.
- Click on the three lines and then history, it comes up as spending cashback.
You can find this information in the ‘Notifications’ tab by clicking on the 
icon at the top right. Here’s a screenshot of how the notifications for interest on uninvested cash and earned cashback with the 212 Card look 
Sincere apologies if this has been covered elsewhere and this is just my inability to find the answer to this in the whole community but can someone help me if T212 will continue giving cashback if the card is added to Curve?
Also, can a virtual card be added to Curve? A newbie with Curve so any help here would be appreciated.
Thank you
Hey, @H2T2 - the answer to both questions is yes. You can add your physical and virtual card to Curve and will continue receiving cashback 
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thanks for clarifying
Would be cool if we had consistency across product lines.
Where Interest on Cash/Stock has
Earnings tab:
Last Month/All - Time
Vs
Cashback
Current Month/All-time
Simpler to track and document via Last Month.
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It’s good to see this 1.5% offer making a return albeit only til early July.
It’s just a pie usage promotion.
Looks like folks are not using pies and this promotion is the cheese.
I have no interest in pies so I’ll skip this promotion.
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So it is. Good point regarding differing terms etc.
I don’t really use pies either other than to wrap investments for dividend reinvestment.
I do have one set up simply to collect cashback and spare change though.
I’m thinking of using pies now to get this latest 1.5%
If only I could create a “cash only” pie just to get the 1.5%!
From what I’ve seen you can’t add existing investments to a pie I have to create a new one?
Not sure it’s worth the hassle and then the cashback will be investments which are subject to capital gains which is lots more complication.
I just create a pie with a 0.1% slice – that way investment only triggers at £1k, so you can simply withdraw any cashback or spare change.
Not ideal, but it works.
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Ok interesting. I will look into that. Thanks!
Sorry dumb question. How to create a pie with only 0.1% slice? Whenever I add something it seems to have to take 100% or I can’t push “next” to go to next stage
Just add two slices, one at 0.1% another for 99.9%.
Any cashback/spare change won’t be invested unless you accumulate £1k in the pie.
As far as I can tell, the offer says it applies when pie reinvestment is enabled so you don’t have to invest the cashback and this should continue to work.
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shame, not sure why they are nit-picking over £5 or so. Card seems very unstable with varying cashback rates and rules changing all the time.
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Cashback is what 1.5% so 15/1.5%=1,000
I can probably spend that but not spend
£1000/1.5% =£66,666.67
Shame it’s an awkward way to set it up!
Edit - app won’t allow me to create an empty pie without depositing.
Hi just curious why would you create an empty pie?. I didn’t think it was possible.
What I did was create a pie with 2 random stocks at 0.1% and 99.9% then put the cashback going into that pie. ,(called it cashback pie) It does not matter what the stocks are as nothing will be invested until £1000 is reached which you noted will take forever.
Just to clarify that only reason to do this is to get 1.5% cashback promotion for a short while instead of 0.5%
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Does this work for you? I only got 0.5% cashback for yesterday.
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