Know what their fine print costs you, before it does.
Cancellation deadlines, return windows, refund rules and the fees nobody advertises. Search a company and read the sentence that decides what you get.
Most people arrive here for one of these
The deadline, the window, the fee
Cancellation notice periods, return windows and fee schedules, read from the company’s own document. These are the pages that save people money without asking them to sign up for anything.
All 66 questions we have answered, grouped by what you are actually asking.
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The thirteen worth your time first
Chosen for real payout against real effort. Every figure on this page is read from the same terms as the guide, so nothing here can drift out of date.
The biggest cash bonus on the site, and the strictest definition of a direct deposit. Nine ways to fund it that all pay nothing.
One real crypto trade, and you get paid. Move money into a stablecoin instead and the reward quietly never arrives.
Two deadlines decide this one: a single $200 deposit inside 45 days, then the plastic card activated within 14.
Most people collect $50. The headline number needs $5,000 of real payroll, and $4,999.99 pays the smaller tier.
No deposit, and no link needed to get the stock. It is $5 for about 99 in 100 people, and $200 is the 1-in-1,000 draw.
The one bank offer here that needs no direct deposit at all. A recurring transfer of any size, three months running.
The best annual cap on the site, but your money sits for six months before it counts.
You get bill credit for switching. Data-only SIMs and joining a group plan pay nothing.
A guaranteed amount with a link, or a random wheel going direct. The fork locks at sign-up, permanently.
The flattest offer here: a $100 trade inside 30 days pays you $10, in dollars. New York and Texas are excluded.
Most people stop at $5. The same $5,000 pays $100 if you collect all three payouts, and $600 is the $100,000 tier.
Cash for you, but it rides the quarterly payout, and Amazon purchases do not count toward the threshold.
Only one kind of Ledger link pays the buyer, and it is not an affiliate link. A friend’s in-app link is the one worth up to $20 in Bitcoin.
Every offer we have read, all 118 of them
The Nexo file
Three deeper reads behind that guide, because Nexo is the offer here where the gap between the smallest payout and the realistic one is entirely a matter of what you knew before you deposited.
What reading the terms turned up
Findings from the last sweep
We re-read every set of terms on this site in July 2026. These are the things the marketing pages do not tell you.
A bitcoin ATM network is in bankruptcy
Bitcoin Depot filed for Chapter 11 in May 2026 and took its machines offline, and two state regulators have issued consumer alerts. Deal blogs still advertise its $15 bonus.
Read what happenedTen programs pay nothing at all now
Some retired, some paused, some never existed. Swan's referral is retired, Blockchain.com's is paused, and Trust Wallet has no program despite the figure everyone quotes.
See which onesInstacart is worth four times what most sites say
Nearly everyone lists $10 off one order. Instacart's own help pages say up to $40, handed out across your first two orders, each needing its own minimum.
See how it splitsUphold is not a no-trade bonus
Write-ups everywhere call it a funding bonus. The terms require two separate things: fund $100, then convert $100 into crypto. Miss the second and nothing pays.
Read the two conditionsSix programs forbid sites like this one
Venmo, Bitrefill, Greenlight, Upside and US Mobile all void referrals posted publicly. Their guides here send you to a friend, and we earn nothing on any of them.
How that worksA dozen companies refuse to state their bonus
Uber Eats, DoorDash, Lyft, Ibotta, Swagbucks and others set the amount in the app. Where that is true we print no figure, rather than repeating a number from a coupon site.
Why we leave it blankStraight answers
Questions that arrive often enough to deserve a full reading
No bonus attached to either of these. People ask them, so we read the terms and answered them.
Closing soon
Dates the providers published themselves
Not a countdown, and not pressure. These are simply the end dates written into each offer's own terms, nearest first.
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All 118 offers, grouped
Real cash for opening accounts and routing deposits. The traps live in what counts as a qualifying direct deposit, in monthly fees, and in hard end dates.
Small, fast bonuses on payment and money apps. The traps are narrow qualifying-action definitions, expiring credits, and links no deal site may post.
Brokerages pay new customers in stock, not cash. The traps are lock-ups before you can sell, maintenance periods before you can withdraw, and lottery ceilings.
Exchanges, bitcoin apps, wallets, cards and tax tools. Most pay in crypto or a discount, and the traps are state exclusions and programs that quietly ended.
Sign-up bonuses on top of ongoing cash back. The traps are payout minimums measured in earnings, schedules measured in months, and store exclusions.
Delivery, rideshare, mobile and travel, paid mostly in credits. The traps are expiry dates, minimum-order rules, and amounts the app never publishes.
AI tools rarely pay you for signing up, and several say so in writing. So we read the other fine print: free-tier limits, usage caps, and what cancelling costs.
Software pays publishers well and pays you nothing, which is why the web is full of coupon pages for codes that never existed. We say when there is no discount.
Meal kits, health, learning and wellness. The discounts here are real, and so are the traps: auto-renewal, and rules that punish whoever shared the code rather than you.
What we do
Read the full terms of every offer, lead with the number most people actually collect, and label the advertised ceiling with its condition in the same breath.
How we are paid
Referral commissions, disclosed above every link. Your bonus is never smaller through our link, and where no link is needed, or where a program forbids ours, the guide says so plainly.
What we never do
No countdowns, no invented member counts, no burying a trap below a button. If a company does not publish its bonus amount, we leave the number out rather than guess at it.
From the examination log, July 24, 2026: all 118 offers re-read against live terms · Kraken confirmed at up to $75, not the $20 widely listed · Instacart corrected upward to $40 · Bitcoin Depot pulled after its bankruptcy filing · How we work