If you searched for free cash, you probably want money that arrives without work or risk. Nobody can honestly offer that. Any app or site that says it will hand you cash for doing nothing is either selling your details or building up to a fee.
What does exist is cash that costs you nothing to go after. Joining Mocash is free. So are the daily games, the scratch cards we grant and the cash drops you can claim, and they pay real rands. The bigger amounts come from offers and surveys, which are paid work that you do with your time.
This page splits the two so you know where you stand: what is genuinely free, what you earn, and what you will wait for.
A straight sorting of everything people expect from the words free cash.
Free: creating an account
Free: claiming cash drops you qualify for
Free: scratching cards we grant you
Free: the Plinko and Aviator demos (play money only)
Free: a 10% bonus when your friends complete tasks
Earned: offers and surveys, held 30 days
Not on offer: money for doing nothing
Not on offer: guaranteed daily or monthly income
Four routes, from no effort at all to a bit of real work. Only the first three are free in the sense of costing you nothing to try.
Signing up costs nothing. There is no joining fee, no deposit and no subscription, and nobody should ask you for one.
A cash drop is a fixed amount of rands handed to the first people who claim it, up to a set number of winners, before it ends. Some drops ask for a verified account, a verified phone, a few completed tasks or an account of a certain age, and the claim card lists exactly what it needs.
Scratch cards we grant you cost nothing to scratch, and a winning card pays rands into your balance. Some card types can also be bought, so check the card before you spend anything. You never have to.
This is where most of the money is. It is paid work, confirmed by our partners, and the reward is held for 30 days before it clears into your balance.
Cash drops and free cards are limited, so some days there is nothing to claim.
Some cash drops need a verified account, a verified phone or a few completed tasks first.
Bigger amounts need offers or surveys, and those pay a few rands each at most.
Offer and survey rewards clear after 30 days, so the first of those payouts takes over a month.
Withdrawals need identity verification, and daily and weekly limits apply.
Earnings are never guaranteed, and you must be 18 or older.
No joining fee, no deposit and no subscription. If an app wants money before it will pay you, leave.
The free Plinko and Aviator games at /free-plinko and /free-aviator run on pretend money in your browser. They are fun and teach you how those games behave, but they cannot pay you anything. We say so because other sites blur that line.
When someone you referred has a task settle, you earn a 10% bonus on it. Their reward is not reduced, and it costs them nothing.
Free drops and cards are limited and not always available. Offers and surveys depend on what you qualify for. Nothing here lets you press a button for steady cash.
Offer and survey rewards are held for 30 days because partners can still reverse a task while they check it. The pending amount shows straight away.
You verify your identity once before cashing out. It keeps fraudsters from emptying accounts and means real people get paid.
Some of it is. Cash drops and scratch cards on Mocash cost nothing to claim and pay real rands. But free cash for doing nothing, over and over, is not real. The larger amounts here come from offers and surveys, which are paid work, so treat anything promising easy cash with suspicion.
No. You never need to deposit to join, to claim a cash drop or to do offers and surveys. If any site tells you to deposit to unlock your free cash, walk away.
A drop is a set amount of rands for a limited number of winners, and it closes at a stated time. You claim it if you meet its requirements, which can include a verified account, a verified phone, some completed tasks or a minimum account age. Once the winners are filled or the time runs out, the drop is gone.
It depends where the money came from. Rewards from offers and surveys show as pending and clear after 30 days. Cash drops and scratch card wins do not go through that partner holding period. Either way, you can withdraw once your identity is verified, and we cannot promise how quickly a bank or eWallet payout lands.
Yes. Mocash is built for South Africans, pays in rands and cashes out to local networks, banks and eWallets. Which offers and surveys you see depends on each partner and your profile, so two people can see different lists.
Usually it is one of three things: a fee before you can withdraw, points that never convert, or your data being sold. On Mocash joining is free, rewards are in rands, and the main catch is stated openly: offer and survey rewards are held for 30 days, amounts are small, and you verify your identity before withdrawing.
Open Mocash in your phone's browser, create an account with your cellphone number, then check for open cash drops and any scratch cards you have been granted. Offers and surveys sit on the offers page. It works on a budget Android or an iPhone, and you do not need to install anything to start.
No. The demos at /free-plinko and /free-aviator use play money on your own device. Nothing can be deposited, cashed out or converted into rands. They are free to play and good for practice, but they do not pay out.
Your balance is in rands. You can take it as airtime on Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom or Rain, as mobile data, as prepaid electricity, as a 1Voucher or retail voucher, or as a payout to your bank account or eWallet. Available options can change over time.
You earn a 10% bonus when someone you referred has a task settle. It is paid on top, so their reward is not reduced. It only pays when they actually complete tasks, so it is a small extra and not an income on its own.
Games that pay real rands: scratch cards and daily cash drops.
Grants, unclaimed benefits, refunds and free-to-play winnings you may be owed.
Win real money and turn it into airtime on Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom and Rain.
Get money into an FNB eWallet, Capitec Send Cash or CashSend without a bank account.
Create a free account and start earning today.
Mocash is an independent rewards platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom, Rain or any South African bank. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Earnings are not guaranteed. Cash drops and free cards are limited, offer and survey rewards depend on partner confirmation and are held for 30 days, and you must be 18 or older and verify your identity to withdraw.