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Scratch cards and reward campaigns, explained
A scratch card is a reward attached to completing a specific action during a campaign. Amounts vary by campaign and are shown when you claim — which is why any fixed figure quoted elsewhere is unreliable.
Scratch cards are a delivery mechanism, not a source of money. What matters is the campaign behind them: what action earns one, and what funds the reward.
How a campaign works
- 1A campaign defines a qualifying action — completing a first trade, a recharge, a referral.
- 2You complete it and receive a scratch card.
- 3Scratching reveals the reward, credited to your Reward Wallet.
- 4The campaign runs until its budget or end date is reached.
Telling a real programme from a hook
| Real | Hook |
|---|---|
| Reward for an action you would take anyway | Reward for depositing money |
| Credited to a visible balance you can use | 'Points' that never convert to anything |
| Clear qualifying action | Vague 'complete tasks to unlock' |
| Finite campaign with an end | Perpetual guaranteed returns |
See the campaigns currently running on your account.
Open RewardsFrequently asked questions
How much is a scratch card worth?
It varies by campaign and is revealed when you scratch. Amounts are shown live in the app rather than fixed.
Where do scratch card rewards go?
To your Reward Wallet.
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