Referees & Referrers Get up to $150 of Trading Vouchers after $200 Deposit (Referrer Must be a Standard Member) @ Tiger NZ

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NZD 5 voucher per day, by maintaining Net Deposit ≥ NZD 200 in your account for 30 consecutive Days to get NZD 150 of vouchers.*

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Detailed T&Cs

Please use the referral system. Click on the "Random" link as many times as needed until you get an invitation with NZ$150 bonus.


3.0 Rewards

  • Subject to the said limitations, from the Day**1 a certain Invitee is qualified (“Q-Day”), for up to 30 consecutive Days inclusive of their Q-Day, the Invitee shall be rewarded each Day with
    • a voucher of NZD 5 if the Invitee’s Net Deposit for that Day is NZD 200 or more, or
    • a voucher of NZD 8 if the Invitee’s Net Deposit for that Day is NZD 2,000 or more, and the Invitee’s Inviter is an Elite/Prestige***2 Member when the Invitee makes their very first deposit into the Invitee’s TFNZ Account (“Funding Time”), or
    • a voucher of NZD 10 if the Invitee’s Net Deposit for that Day is NZD 5,000 or more, and the Invitee’s Inviter is a Prestige*** Member at the Invitee’s Funding Time.

By participating in this Campaign and receiving a Reward in your TFNZ Account, you agree that you will only be able to withdraw it after your TFNZ Account has completed at least 10 "trades" that are ≥ USD 3 or of equivalent value (foreign currency exchange transactions are not regarded as "trades").

Please note: Clients who do not wish to incur cross-currency lending will need to have manually converted the cash (including Reward-derived funds) they hold in their TFNZ Account to the currency they wish to withdraw/trade in before trading/withdrawing funds from their account.

3.1 Vouchers

  • A voucher issued by TFNZ can be used to offset the value of a trade up to the face value of the voucher.
  • Please refer to the "Rewards Centre" ([Tiger Trade App→ Me→ Rewards Centre]) to ascertain a voucher's conditions for activation and period of validity (upon activation). Vouchers that are not activated or used in time will become invalid.
  • Vouchers are earmarked to orders but are rebated post-trade, i.e., an order placed with a voucher will only qualify for a rebate if that voucher is still valid when the order it is earmarked to is filled. For the avoidance of doubt, a voucher earmarked to an order that is cancelled or is only partially executed will not be effected. A valid voucher will be available to be earmarked to other orders if the order that the voucher was bound to was cancelled, or was not filled eventually.
  • After an order is filled, the rebate amount will be credited to the Client's Tiger account within 1 minute. If the trade value of such an order is less than the value of its voucher, the rebate amount will be equal to the trade amount, and any residual amount of the voucher will be forfeited. If the trade value is greater than or equal to the value of its voucher, the rebate amount will be equal to the value of that voucher. After a rebate has been credited to the Client's Tiger account, the Client may refer to their Reward Centre or [Tiger Trade App→ Portfolio→ Orders] / [Tiger Trade App→ Portfolio→ More→ Fund Details] for the details of that rebate.
  • One voucher with the greatest face value will be earmarked by default to (1) a usual non-One-Click order automatically when using the Tiger Trade App ("APP") versions prior to 7.2.0, and (2) a fund order (if applicable) with APP versions prior to 8.0.7. A Client may cancel or change a pre-selected voucher for their order before they put through an order. Similarly, when placing a One-Click order via a PC APP or via mobile APP versions 8.1.3 or later, a voucher with the greatest face value will be earmarked by default to the order, but the Client will not be able to cancel or change such pre-selected voucher. Vouchers may be selected manually when placing an ordinary order with APP versions 7.2.0 or later. Vouchers cannot be used when placing One-Click orders for mobile APP versions prior to 8.1.3.
  • Vouchers cannot be used for option exercising or an automatic investment plan’s orders. Vouchers from this Campaign cannot be used to acquire fractional shares.
  • Please also refer to the Rewards Centre to ascertain the applicable markets and products for a certain voucher you received.
  • All vouchers will expire and future entitlement to vouchers will be lost with the closure of one’s TFNZ Account.

  1. ** Each Day starts from 21:00 UTC+8. 

  2. *** The Tiger Membership tier of an Invitee’s Inviter is determined at the Invitee’s Funding Time for the corresponding Reward(s). E.g., the Inviter of an Invitee is a Standard Member at the Invitee’s Funding Time. Even if this Invitee maintains an NZD 5,000 Net Deposit for all 30 consecutive Days since this Invitee’s Q-Day and the Inviter’s Membership tier is on Prestige for those 30 consecutive Days, the Invitee will still only get an NZD 5 voucher each Day. 

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Referee and referrer receives a $150 trading voucher

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Comments

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  • Does anyone know if it is $150 cash that you get or is it vouchers? Could I do this and leave $200 in there and then earn myself $150 then once earnt withdrawal the full amount ex tax?

    • Vouchers usually

      • A voucher can be used to rebate up to its face value for a position opened for a stock (not available for fractional shares), an ETF, or an options contract.
        Select a voucher at order confirmation; the rebate value will be credited to your account within 1 minute after your order is filled.
        Vouchers are valid for 90 days. Please use them before expiry!
        Other T&Cs apply (on the top right corner of this page).

  • Wtf are vouchers?

    • +3

      Essential a coupon that can be used to cover trade fees or buy stock.. Can't withdraw as cash.

      • Essential a coupon that can be used to cover trade fees or buy stock.. Can't withdraw as cash.

        If you use it to buy 'stock', can you then sell, and get it as cash, or does it turn back into a voucher at that point?

        • Only once you're done at least 10 trades in your account, in 90 days.

  • How do you get this deal? There is no link to it in this post, only a screenshot.

    And it is not mentioned on their website at all, either.

    • Fixed.

    • I think a referral code is required?

      • Just above the comments section

        • Hmm when I click the random, the tiger site only says $50

          • +2

            @icekayak: Found the NZ version (not tied to a particular referrer)
            https://www.tigerbrokers.nz/activity2/market/2025/invitee?la…

            • @Wakrak: Do you know if we sign up using this link if it is still eligible for the offer? Considering it's not tied to a referrer?

              • +1

                @Balmoral Rd: My guess is no because the referrer has to be a certain type of member as far as I'm aware.

                I've reported this offer to see what the mods think about it.

                • @Wakrak: I misread deposit as balance, so you have to deposit $200/Day to get $5/Day. Ie you need to deposit $6000 to get $150, and can’t withdraw the $6000 for 30 Days.

                  Ok if you were going to invest anyway, but not just something to sign up for on a whim.

                  • @icekayak: No.. Daily balance including investment has to be 200 to get 5 voucher

                    • @Sanketh:

                      No.. Daily balance including investment has to be 200 to get 5 voucher

                      I read it the same way as @icekayak:

                      a voucher of NZD 5 if the Invitee’s Net Deposit for that Day is NZD 200 or more,

                      I interpreted Net Deposit to mean the difference between what you deposit and what you withdraw (on a given day) being distinct from your actual balance.

                      This is still quite a good deal (at least in terms of returns, and assuming you can translate the vouchers into cash over a reasonable timeframe), as you are getting $5 on $200 (2.5%) after 30 days, on each individual $200 daily (net) deposit. Even ignoring compounding that's 30% pa, and compounding would push it up even more.

                      Have you actually received the voucher on a day when you did NOT make a net deposit of at least NZ$200?

  • It's a very confusing 'offer'. From their FAQ page at the bottom of the link Wakrak posted:

    A voucher issued for this Campaign can be used to rebate up to its face value for a position opened for a stock (not available for fractional shares), an ETF, or an options contract. It will expire in 90 days.

    From T's & Cs from deal post:

    By participating in this Campaign and receiving a Reward in your TFNZ Account, you agree that you will only be able to withdraw it after your TFNZ Account has completed at least 10 "trades" that are ≥ USD 3 or of equivalent value (foreign currency exchange transactions are not regarded as "trades").

    Assuming you can only use one voucher per trade and it says you can't use them for fractional shares (part of a share) then you're fairly limited in using them unless you're buying shares frequently within 90 days.

    • In that case, might be more beneficial for those who just want to take advantage of a signup offer to go with Kiwiwallet's $50 cashback ontop of the $30 signup bonus. There are a few different referral/signup bonuses going concurrently, it seems.

  • is this site legit?

    • +2

      is this site legit?

      ChoiceCheapies has been around for many years, and is very much legit (plus it doesn't try to sell you anything itself - I think all its income is from ads).

      • +1

        I think he OP was referring to tiger brokers ;)

        • -1

          I think he OP was referring to tiger brokers ;)

          Surely not??

          He said this site, not Tiger Brokers!

          I hope you aren't claiming that 'he OP' was slack when they posted - that would be extremely rude you know :-)

    • Yes tigertrade is legit. Ive been using it for about a year. Quite similar to IBKR

  • nope

  • +1

    Might want to do your due diligence before you invest etc as the first search result comes up with https://www.reddit.com/r/PersonalFinanceNZ/comments/18rvy2s/… but it is 2 years old so they might have made improvements since then?

    • This was mostly in regards to their policies, processes, controls, and obligation to file suspicious activity reports for their AML act obligations, more info here: https://www.fma.govt.nz/news/all-releases/media-releases/tig….

      Bad, yes. But there's been nothing since then, and they weren't fined because ML took place.

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