South African vouchers, not US gift cards
How to earn a voucher by doing surveys and offers, and what you can realistically get
Let us start with what this is not. Mocash does not give out Amazon, Walmart, Steam or other US gift cards, and nothing here is paid in dollars. Mocash pays in rands, and the vouchers are South African ones.
What does work is this: you earn rands by doing surveys and offers from partner networks, and when that money has settled you convert it into the voucher you want, such as 1Voucher, a Shoprite or Checkers voucher, a Takealot voucher, airtime, data or prepaid electricity.
It is slower and smaller than the big numbers some sites advertise, so this page keeps the sums plain. Then it points you to the page for each voucher.
Four steps from signing up to a voucher. The voucher is the last step, not the first.
Joining costs nothing, and no one should ask you to pay to start earning. You do need to be 18 or older.
The offers page lists tasks from partner networks and shows what each pays before you begin. Some surveys screen you out, so not every attempt pays.
Partner rewards are held as pending for 30 days while the partner checks the task, then they move to your settled balance. Only settled money can be converted.
On the withdraw page, pick from what is open that day. Every withdrawal is checked and paid by a person, so we cannot give you a time.
What is available is shown on the withdraw page. This is the range we work with.
Your balance is in rands from the start. There is no exchange rate, no dollar balance and no foreign fee.
We do not sell Amazon, Walmart, Steam or similar cards, and we will not pretend to. If that is what you are after, this is the wrong place.
A short survey might pay a rand or two. A voucher is usually several tasks, so treat it as saving up, not as a quick win.
You do not need to decide on a voucher before you start. Earn first, then pick what suits you once the money has settled.
If a voucher is not what you need, a bank or eWallet payout is also available, subject to the same checks.
Identity verification is needed before a first withdrawal, and the account must be at least 24 hours old.
Offers depend on your age, location and profile, so what you see may differ from what a friend sees
Surveys can screen you out part way through, and that time is not paid
Pending rewards cannot be spent for 30 days
A partner can reverse a task it decides was invalid, and a settled amount is then deducted
Never pay anyone to receive a voucher or code
Earn rands on Mocash by doing surveys and offers, wait for the reward to settle, then convert your settled balance into a South African voucher such as 1Voucher, Shoprite, Takealot, airtime or data. There is no fee to join.
A code you earn and redeem in your own account is real. 'Free code' generators, code lists and 'verify to unlock' pages are scams. They ask you to complete surveys, install apps or hand over your cellphone number or OTP, and no valid code ever comes out.
No. Mocash pays in rands and the vouchers are South African. If a site promises you a US gift card for free, treat it with suspicion.
No. It costs nothing to join or to do surveys. Anyone asking you for an upfront fee, a 'processing' payment or an OTP is not Mocash.
Not for a voucher, airtime, data or electricity. Those are sent to your cellphone or meter. A bank account or FNB eWallet is only needed if you choose a cash payout.
In a roundabout way, yes. Surveys pay into your rand balance, and that balance can be turned into a voucher. It takes many tasks to reach a useful voucher, and some surveys screen you out, so earnings are never guaranteed.
The options include 1Voucher, Shoprite and Checkers vouchers and Takealot vouchers, as well as airtime, data and prepaid electricity. The withdraw page shows what is open at the time. We do not offer Amazon, Walmart, Steam or other US gift cards.
There are two waits. Partner rewards stay pending for 30 days before you can use them. After that, every withdrawal is checked and paid by a person, so we do not promise a time for it.
That depends on the voucher and what is open on the withdraw page. Each task shows its pay before you start, so you can see how far off a R 50 voucher is. What you earn depends on which offers you qualify for.
Where a voucher is sent depends on the type. Check the number or details you enter on the withdraw page carefully, because a mistake can be hard to undo.
A PIN you can spend, send or cash out.
Groceries at Shoprite, Checkers and Usave.
Shop online with a Takealot voucher.
Airtime on every South African network.
Data bundles when you run low.
Prepaid electricity tokens for your meter.
Create a free account and start earning today.
Mocash is an independent platform. Brand names such as 1Voucher, Shoprite, Checkers, Takealot, Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom and FNB belong to their owners and Mocash is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Earnings depend on the offers available to you and are not guaranteed. Voucher availability and amounts depend on the withdraw page at the time, and every withdrawal is approved by a person.
