Solid changes category cashback and adds Savings Yield Boost
New subscriptions earn 10% at Prime and 20% at Ultra from October 5. Rides and eligible direct airline bookings join the category schedule; existing qualifying subscriptions retain their old rates.
The essentials
Update facts
- New eligible subscription rates
- 10% / 20%
- Higher new-lock thresholds
- Oct 12
- Yield Boost payout asset
- soFUSE
Eligibility and limits
- The first eligible purchase per category each calendar month earns the category rate, replacing base cashback within the shared $50/$100/$200 tier caps. New AI, streaming and music subscriptions pay 10%/20%; rides pay 8%/10%; Ultra pays 10% at listed airlines booked direct. PayPal, app-store billing and agency bookings do not qualify.
What changed
Subscriptions paid with the card before October 5 retain 25%/50% while continuously paid, under the one-purchase-per-category rule and $50 cashback-per-payment cap.
Prime Savings Yield Boost adds 2 percentage points on the first $10,000; Ultra adds 3 on the first $25,000 across all eligible vaults combined. It accrues daily and is claimable in soFUSE, not USDC. Rates remain variable and vault/token risks apply.
New FUSE locks increase to 70,000 for Prime and 600,000 for Ultra on October 12, rather than October 8. Earlier locks retain 50,000/400,000 for their 12-month term. Prime's annual subscription remains $199. Points still accrue, but no current redemption or cash value is announced.