Help a member win, get helped back
Some brands run time-limited games where a member needs other people to accept their invitation before a timer runs out, like Temu’s free gift rounds. An exchange is a live board for those rounds: help someone’s round with a tap, post yours, and the least-helped rounds go first. Each round leaves the board when its time is up.
Live exchanges
How an exchange works
Step 1
Help a round
Open someone's round from the board and accept it in the brand's app. Then say whether the brand counted it.
Step 2
Post yours
Paste your round's link or code. Help one round first whenever anyone else is live. That's how everyone here gets helped.
Step 3
Share your spot
You get a link to your round. People who come through it see you first, and each one who helps anyone moves you up.
Questions
What is a referral exchange?
Some brands run games where a member has a few hours to get other people to accept their invitation, for example to win a free gift. An exchange is a live board of those rounds: members help each other's rounds, and the rounds with the least help are shown first.
How is it different from an invite code?
An invite code gives a new customer a sign-up offer and stays valid for weeks or months, so it's listed on the brand's page. A round lasts hours and helps the member who shared it, so it goes on the brand's exchange and leaves when its time is up.
Which brands get an exchange?
Brands whose members keep sharing the same kind of time-limited round, where helping takes a tap in an app the helper already has. Nothing that needs you to open a new account, deposit money or buy something to help: those stay ordinary invites.
Is this a crypto exchange?
No. Here an exchange means members trading help with each other's referral games. Referral codes for crypto exchanges are listed on those brands' pages like any other invite.
Looking for sign-up offers instead? Browse all invites or brands.