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5 Ways to Earn Gift Cards on Your Phone
There is more than one way to fill your wallet. Here are five, with what is good and what is not.
By Cashkun teamPublished 2 min read
We run Cashkun. This list describes ways to earn on Cashkun only, not on other apps.
On Cashkun you earn coins, then cash out to gift cards. The coins come from different kinds of tasks. Each has its own pace and its own catch.
Pick the ones that match your free time. You can mix them.
How we ranked this
This list is not a ranking. It is ordered from the most common way to the least common. We describe how each one works on Cashkun, and what to watch for.
What you see in the app depends on your country and changes over time.
- 1
Game goals
Reach a goal the game studio sets, like a level or a chapter. You get coins when the partner confirms it.
Good
- You play something you may enjoy anyway.
- Goals are clear and listed in order.
- Bigger goals pay more.
Not so good
- Good rewards often need days of play.
- Some goals are hard to reach without spending. Look for the Purchase likely badge.
- New rewards start on hold.
Best for: People who already play on their phone.
- 2
Surveys
Answer questions about your opinions and habits. A survey company pays the reward.
Good
- Quick to start, no download.
- Good for a few spare minutes.
Not so good
- You can get screened out. That happens to everyone.
- Rushed or random answers can get flagged and the reward can be reversed.
- Rewards can be small for the time you spend.
Best for: Short breaks when you do not want to play.
- 3
App tests
Try an app for a set task, for example sign up and use it on a few days. The partner defines the task.
Good
- Often a small, clear task.
- You see new apps.
Not so good
- Most only count for new users.
- Tasks may need several days of use.
- Uninstalling too early can reverse the reward.
Best for: People who like trying new apps.
- 4
Sign up offers
Create an account with a service. The reward comes when the partner confirms the sign up.
Good
- Usually quick.
- No playing needed.
Not so good
- You share details with another service. Read what it asks for.
- Some need a purchase. Read the offer first.
- Often one time per service.
Best for: People who want a task with a clear end.
- 5
Inviting friends
Share your code. When a friend joins and starts earning, you get a bonus. See the invite page for the current rules.
Good
- No tasks for you.
- It does not take coins from your friend.
Not so good
- It only works if your friends actually use Cashkun.
- Bonuses need your friend to reach a milestone.
- No spamming. One account per person.
Best for: People with friends who also like phone rewards.
A simple plan: pick one game goal you like, answer a survey when you have a gap, and let the wallet fill.
Rewards start as Pending and become Available after a hold. Read how holds work and invite friends. When you are ready, see how to cash out a gift card.
Questions
Which way pays the most?
It depends on the offer and your country. Game goals with deep levels often pay more, but they take longer. Check the live offers in the app.
Do I need to spend money?
No. Some offers are marked Purchase likely. You never have to buy anything. Pick Free offers if you do not want to spend.
Why do I wait before I can cash out?
New rewards start on hold so partners can finish their checks. The wallet shows a countdown.
Can I do all five?
Yes. Pick what fits your time. Just keep to one account per person.
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