How Casa lets Canadians turn rent into rewards with no transaction fees

It’s no secret that the rising cost of living is consuming a larger share of Canadians’ budgets, making it more important than ever to get the most value from every dollar spent.

But what about expenses that aren’t optional, like rent, condo fees, and housing payments?

Casa is a new Canadian payments and rewards platform¹ built to help renters and condo owners put their housing payments to work.

The company recently teamed up with Scotiabank to pair Casa’s purpose-built housing payments platform with the ScotiaGold Passport® Visa* Card and the Scene+™ program, enabling eligible cardholders to pay rent and condo fees through the platform with no transaction fee³ — a first in Canada⁴!

Cardholders also earn one Scene+™ point per dollar on eligible everyday purchases, and those who spend at least $350 per month also earn one Scene+ point per dollar on housing payments made through the platform. It’s an effortless way to earn Scene+ points on every rent payment and put them towards your next flight or grocery haul.

By modernizing housing payments, Casa lets renters earn rewards, manage cash flow with greater payment flexibility, and build credit through on-time payments.

Get more out of your largest monthly expense

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Rent and condo fees don’t usually come with perks, but Casa is changing the game. Instead of watching a big chunk of your pay cheque disappear every month, Casa lets you earn real rewards on every dollar you spend, so you can turn your housing payments into something that actually gives back.

Casa is available to residents across Canada, even in buildings that don’t accept credit cards, meaning everyone has the opportunity to unlock more value from monthly housing payments.

You can pay rent or condo fees through the Casa platform using any Canadian Visa or Mastercard credit or debit card, allowing you to earn rewards from the cards you already use.

No transaction fees

Hung up on those transaction fees? Thanks to Casa’s collaboration with Scotiabank’s ScotiaGold Passport® Visa* Card cardholders can now make housing payments with no transaction fee – removing the usual trade-off between fees and rewards.

A seamless experience

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Casa takes the hassle out of paying rent or condo fees. Instead of juggling e-transfers, cheques, or payment reminders, everything lives in one clean digital dashboard. View your full payment history at a glance, set up automation in minutes, and manage your biggest monthly expenses with less friction and more benefits.

Just set it, forget it, and let the rewards roll in.

Sign up for Casa to start turning big expenses into big rewards today.

^{1. Casa platform is owned and operated by The Casa Company Inc. (“Casa”). Casa is a third party and The Bank of Nova Scotia and its affiliates are not responsible for Casa, the Casa platform, products or services offered on or through that platform or any features and benefits offered through or on such platform including the ability to make condominium, housing, rental or leasing recurring bill payments. Other terms and conditions may apply as set by Casa for the Casa platform or such payments.}

^{2. The ScotiaGold Passport® Visa* Card is issued by The Bank of Nova Scotia.}  

^{3. Casa charges a transaction fee when a credit card is used to make payments through the Casa platform, which will be waived for cardholders using a ScotiaGold Passport® Visa* credit card. It is not a fee charged by the issuing bank (such as The Bank of Nova Scotia as issuer of the ScotiaGold Passport® Visa* Card).}

^{4. Based on Casa’s review of publicly available information related to housing payments made on credit cards in Canada as of February 1, 2026.}

^{® Registered trademarks of The Bank of Nova Scotia.}

^{*Visa Inc., used under license.}

^{©2015 Mastercard. Mastercard, Priceless, and the Mastercard Brand Mark are registered trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated.}

^{™ Scene+ and the Icon Design are trademarks of Scene Plus IP Corporation, used under license.}