Referral & rewards

Updated on 08/12/22

Here are some of the services and platforms that I am using to build wealth / save money. If you are interested in signing up for any of them, do use my referral codes here to get some perks.

The referral rewards terms and conditions may change from time to time, please read the TnC from the service provider's websites prior to signing up.


Trust Bank

Get a $10 Fairprice e-voucher when you sign up using my referral 8E73GQZ6. You can tap your Trust credit / debit card to earn Linkpoints at participating merchants and also get some kick-ass coupons periodically on the Trust app.


Futu Moomoo (security trading platform)

It's a trading platform on mobile app with really great functionalities eg. market depth analysis. Sign up with my referral to get a free stock + 180 days of unlimited commission-free trades! Please refer here for more reward details.


Endowus (robo-investment)

It's a robo-advisor that gives exposure to global funds. Features include monthly investment plan, SRS / CPF investing and fund rebalancing. Sign up with my referral via PM.


Gemini Exchange (crypto trading platform)

For trading cryptos (SGD deposit option available). Trade $100 or more (in USD equivalent) within 30 days of creating your account, and get $10 USD worth of bitcoin. Sign up to get the reward here.

My review on using Gemini Trader app


Crypto.com


I have written here a sneak preview of what the mobile app offers and some tips on using the app. 

Crypto.com offers a wide variety of cryptocurrency, easy trade via funding from StraitsX in SGD (formerly Xfers) or credit card (USD). We will get $25 USD each in CRO when you sign up with my referral <b3ne7pabmv> and stake for a Ruby card.


To learn more about how to on-ramp and off-ramp these crypto platforms, click here for a quick guide.

More local lobangs

Klook - 


Get $20 bill rebate with TUAS power when you sign up with my referral code "RCPKNX4".

Starhub giga offers contract-free mobile plans with monthly rollover of unused data. Use my referral code <YSZLfg> to enjoy first month bill saving!


CapitaStar App - 


Sign up for CapitaStar with my referral link and you can get up to $8 eCapitaVoucher! (Valid for SG mobile numbers only.)


TL SimplyGo - 

Pay conveniently for your public transport fares with contactless bank card. Key in this referral code RS9DBDAF2A02 during account sign-up and we can get $5 FairPrice eVoucher each. -->  How?

Simply download the TL SimplyGo app, add a contactless bank card to your account and make 60 trips in 30 days using the card.  


Foodline -


Order tingkat and cater food for events conveniently. There are many vendors to choose from and you can compare reviews from customers who have ordered from the site. Receive 500 bonus FL Points that can be used to offset purchases when you sign up here.

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