Referral code guides — honest head-to-head comparisons.
When two bonuses compete for the same decision, we compare them on the numbers that matter — who gets paid, how much, the qualifying action, and the catch. Every figure is verified against the brand's own terms. For a guaranteed, no-strings bonus, Monzo wins: a flat £10 to each side (£50 on a business account) for one card purchase within 30 days. Revolut can pay more — up to £200 — but it is a randomised, referrer-only amount on a campaign that ends 2 June 2026, so most people get far less than the headline. Open both: Monzo for the certain £10, Revolut while the £200-ceiling campaign is live.
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Monzo vs Revolut referral code: which is worth more in 2026?
For a guaranteed, no-strings bonus, Monzo wins: a flat £10 to each side (£50 on a business account) for one card purchase within 30 days. Revolut can pay more — up to £200 — but it is a randomised, referrer-only amount on a campaign that ends 2 June 2026, so most people get far less than the headline. Open both: Monzo for the certain £10, Revolut while the £200-ceiling campaign is live.
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Lime vs Forest vs Voi: which UK e-bike and e-scooter referral code is best in 2026?
Forest pays the biggest bonus — £10 of free riding to both sides — but only works in London and the credit lapses after 7 days. Lime pays £4 each side with the broadest reach (e-bikes and e-scooters across London plus Manchester, Oxford, Nottingham, Milton Keynes and the West Midlands) and a 60-day window to use it. Voi gives a new rider £2.50 on sign-up and the inviter £5, and is the operator you are most likely to find outside London, where it runs most of England's rental e-scooter trials. Ride central London often? Forest. Want the longest claim window and the most cities? Lime. In a regional town? Voi is frequently the only option.
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Klarna vs PayPal referral: which £10 UK invite is easier to claim in 2026?
Both pay you £10, so pick by effort. PayPal is the lower-friction route — no card application, you just make one £5 purchase within 30 days with a wallet most people already have. Klarna is the one to choose if you actually want the Klarna Card, since the £10 unlocks after you sign up for the Card and make three Card purchases of £5 or more. Want the £10 for the least hassle? PayPal. Want a new payment card as well? Klarna gives you both.
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