I test and review a fair bit on this site — cars, gadgets, telco plans — so along the way I’ve picked up a few referral codes that are genuinely worth using. This page is where I keep them all in one place, instead of you having to dig through old posts to find them.
Last updated: 18 Aug 2026
Disclosure: the codes below are my own referral links. If you use one, you get a reward, and I get one too — same arrangement as disclosed in the individual posts. It costs you nothing extra either way.
One rule I stick to: I only recommend products and services I actually use myself. If I wouldn’t personally sign up for something, it doesn’t go on this page — no exceptions, referral reward or not.
Car-Sharing
GetGo — code WNWUNLJX Get $8 off your first drive. No minimum spend, no membership fees — just enter it at sign-up. Once you complete that first drive, I get $8 credited to my own account too, so it’s a genuine two-way reward.
How to redeem: Enter the code in the referral/promo field during GetGo app sign-up.
My pick: This is the one I’d point most people to first — practically everyone in Singapore ends up needing a car for a day at some point, and there’s no downside to using the discount.
→ Full breakdown: GetGo Referral Code Guide
→ Picking a car for a bigger group? See Best GetGo Car for Family
→ New to GetGo entirely? Start with my Complete GetGo Guide
Mobile / Telco
Gomo
Gomo — code G52Z7R You get a $3 Grab voucher, I get $5, once your sign-up completes. Works on any Gomo plan, not just specific ones.
How to redeem: During sign-up on gomo.sg — after choosing your number, SIM type, and confirming your MyInfo/Singpass details, the promo code field appears at the next step. Enter it there.
My take: If you’re after the most stable network, I’ve found Gomo (on Singtel’s network) hard to beat — full reasoning in my mobile plan comparison below.
→ Full breakdown: Best Value Mobile Plans in Singapore 2026
→ Switching a parent or grandparent over? See Gomo Senior Plan: My Porting Experience
→ Just want the referral code details? See my Gomo Referral Code Guide
Zero1
Use code Z18QNTY1 when signing up for Zero1 to get S$1-S$2 off your second bill
Zero1 — code Z18QNTY1 You get S$1-S$2 off your second bill, I get the same, credited within 3 months once you’ve paid your second bill. Works on any eligible Zero1 plan.
How to redeem: At the Order Summary step during sign-up on zero1.sg — enter it in the Referrer Code field, right below the Promo Code and Agent Code fields.
My take: Zero1 runs on Singtel’s network and has a genuinely clever plan mechanic — a 4G-priced plan that unlocks permanent 5G+ if you port in from a non-Singtel provider. Full story and my actual plan recommendations in the breakdown below.
→ Full breakdown: Zero1 5G Plan Singapore: My Porting Experience
→ Just want the referral code details? See my Zero1 Referral Code Guide
Electricity
Senoko Energy — code 5649UCUJ $20 bill rebate for both of us. I’ve been a Senoko customer for a good while now, so this is a genuine recommendation, not just a code I picked up — I just haven’t gotten round to a full written review yet.
How to redeem: Enter the code as a referral code during sign-up on Senoko’s website or app. Some periods allow stacking with an active Senoko promo code for a bigger combined rebate — worth checking their current promotions page before you sign up.
My take: I’d rather point you to the retailer I actually use than one I haven’t tried, even if a competitor’s promo looks bigger on paper this month.
→ Full review: coming soon — check back here for the link once it’s up.
Memberships
NTUC Union Membership — code 201506644306 I get a $30 FairPrice E-Voucher for a successful referral. I checked directly with NTUC, and there’s genuinely no extra benefit for you from their side for using a referral code — you’d get the same $25 sign-up voucher either way – after you prepaid your NTUC Union Membership fees upfront. That didn’t sit right with me, so I’ve added my own $5 FairPrice e-voucher on top. I can’t fully guarantee you’ll receive it though — I’m not yet sure how much detail NTUC’s confirmation email (or their support team, if I check with them directly) will give me to match a specific sign-up. So treat the code mainly as a way to support this site, with the $5 as a hopeful bonus if I’m able to match it up.
How to redeem: Enter it manually at the Referral Code step during sign-up — there’s no direct referral link currently in use.
My take: I’ve genuinely used UTAP to recover most of my $117 annual fee, and the new AI tool subsidy makes this even better value now. Worth a serious look if you’re eligible.
→ Full breakdown: NTUC Union Membership Review: Is It Worth $117 a Year?
→ Just want the referral code details and my bonus mechanics? See my NTUC Union Membership Referral Code Guide
Banking
Trust Bank — code FUSH2VFA Sure-win cashback scratch card for both of us when your friend signs up. Headline figures like “$8,000” are the rare ceiling, not the typical outcome — historically, most scratch card rewards land toward the lower end. I use Trust Bank frequently, paired with NTUC FairPrice and Kopitiam, as a genuine part of my routine — I go into that combo in more detail in my NTUC Union Membership review.
How to redeem: Enter the code during sign-up in the Trust app.
My take: This is a real habit for me, not just a card I picked up — full review coming later.
→ Full review: coming soon.
VPN
NordVPN — referral link (no code)
You get a discount on your subscription when you sign up through my link, and I earn a commission in return — reportedly up to 100% of your first month’s plan value, ~40% on 1–2 year plans, and a recurring 30% on every renewal for as long as you stay subscribed. Nobody pays more because the link exists; the commission comes out of NordVPN’s own marketing budget, not your wallet.
How to redeem: NordVPN’s program runs on a tracked referral link rather than a promo code field — just sign up directly through this link: https://refer-nordvpn.com/lyqBWCswBLh
My take: This is the VPN I actually use, including on portable hotspots when I’m working from a cafe or hopping onto unfamiliar WiFi. I go into more detail on why this matters for hotspot use — plus a couple of real public WiFi fraud cases — in my ZTE U30 Pro review.
→ More context: ZTE U30 Pro Review — VPN section
Spot a code that’s not working, or expired? Let me know and I’ll fix it — these do change from time to time.