ASDA Cashback: I Got £9.43 Back on a £42 Shop (3 Ways That Work)

Last verified: 8 September 2026 · By The Cashback Chap

Yes — you can get cashback at ASDA, and the best version of it pays far more than the loyalty-card kind. My receipt: a £42.07 Asda Groceries order that returned £9.43 in cashback — 22% — through TopCashback. That wasn't a loyalty point or a voucher; it was cash, paid to my bank.

Here are the three ways to get money back at ASDA, ranked by what they actually paid me or would.

Disclosure: cashback links here are affiliate/referral links — free for you, they fund the shopping these guides are built on.

1. Cashback sites on Asda Groceries (the big one)

Both TopCashback and Quidco list Asda Groceries. The everyday rate is modest — Quidco currently shows 2.25%, with a new-customer offer worth up to £10 — and that new-customer bonus is exactly why my first online shop paid so well: £9.43 on a £42.07 basket.

So the play is simple: if you've never ordered ASDA groceries online, do your first order through a cashback site and the bonus roughly covers your delivery and then some. After that, the ongoing 2%-ish is a small, free top-up on shops you're doing anyway — click through first, every time.

How I did it: clicked through from TopCashback → placed a normal delivery order at Asda Groceries → cashback tracked → paid out. No code, no gymnastics.

2. Asda Rewards (the app)

Asda's own loyalty scheme puts "Asda Pounds" into a Cashpot for buying Star Products and completing missions, which you convert into money-off vouchers. It's worth having — but it's store credit, it only works on selected products, and it's nothing like 22%. Use it alongside cashback, not instead of it.

3. Asda Money credit card (the slow one)

The Asda Money card pays 0.75% back on Asda spend and 0.2% everywhere else, as Asda Pounds. Honest verdict: fine if you'd have the card anyway and pay it off in full; irrelevant if you carry a balance, because interest dwarfs the reward. Never let a 0.75% reward drive a borrowing decision.

What about George at Asda?

George (clothing/home) is listed separately from groceries on the cashback sites, with its own rate — check it independently before ordering. The "10% off George" codes people search for are usually first-order or seasonal promotions; when one's live, it stacks with cashback the same way the grocery offer did.

FAQ — real questions people ask Google

Do any supermarkets do cash back? Yes, via cashback sites: ASDA Groceries pays around 2% ongoing plus a new-customer bonus (mine paid £9.43 on a £42 shop); several other supermarkets and Ocado run similar first-order offers. Supermarket loyalty apps pay far less and in vouchers.

Is there a 10% off promotional code for George at Asda? Periodically — George runs first-order and seasonal codes. Check George's own site for the current offer, then click through a cashback site before you buy so the discount and cashback stack.

Are Asda still giving rewards? Yes — Asda Rewards is live via the app, earning Asda Pounds on Star Products and missions. It's store credit rather than cash, so treat it as a bonus on top of cashback rather than a replacement.

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My order figure is from my own TopCashback account (screenshot shown), January 2025 — it included a new-customer bonus; ongoing rates are lower. Rates rotate; verify before ordering. Sources: Quidco Asda Groceries · TopCashback Asda Groceries listing · Asda Money.