The page compares four receipt cashback apps—Cashmore, Youngkeul, Cashjupjup, and Receipt Hog—covering supported receipt types, cash or points rewards, withdrawal conditions, and earnings for four receipts per day. It also includes a three-step guide for uploading the first receipt.
Electronic receipts earn 10 won per receipt, up to 70,000 won per person per year in cash or points. The page details the 2026 change from 100 won to 10 won per receipt, excluded items like Tumblers and shopping baskets, and differences from other receipt apps, along with a three-step application process.
The Energy Voucher can be applied for until December 31. The 2026 support amounts are 295,200 won for single-person households and 701,300 won for households with four or more people. The page outlines differences between fee reductions and the National Happiness Card, required documents, and how to check balances.
Cashmore converts receipts into cashback for cafes, convenience stores, restaurants, and supermarkets, with up to 20% cashback at partner stores and immediate deposits starting at 1,000 won. The app uses AI for automatic verification within five seconds.
