10% once they cash out £10

OhMyDosh Referral Code

Q: Why hasn't my OhMyDosh referral paid?

Most likely your friend has not cashed out. The 10% depends on them successfully withdrawing £10 or more, not simply earning it. People routinely build a balance, get close to the £10 minimum and never complete a withdrawal — and every one of those referrals stays unpaid regardless of how much they earned.

Q: How much does OhMyDosh pay for referrals?

10% of what each referred friend earns, ongoing rather than as a one-off. Your friend also receives a £1 bonus for joining through your link.

Q: What is the OhMyDosh minimum payout?

£10. Payments are made three times a week, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. PayPal withdrawals are paid by 6pm on the payment day; BACS takes a further two to three working days to reach your bank.

Q: How is this different from TopCashback or Quidco?

The trigger. TopCashback and Quidco pay once your friend reaches a cashback threshold; OhMyDosh pays once your friend completes a withdrawal of £10 or more. That extra step — actually requesting the money — is where OhMyDosh referrals stall.

Q: Are OhMyDosh offers risky?

A good share of the better-paying offers are free trials that convert to paid subscriptions if not cancelled in time. The earnings are genuine, but so is the risk of a trial renewing on someone who set no reminder — worth mentioning to anyone you refer.

Q: Is OhMyDosh available outside the UK?

No. OhMyDosh is a UK site and its offers and payout methods are for UK users.

10% of their earnings — once they've cashed out £10

OhMyDosh is a UK cashback and offers site paying for signups, surveys and free trials. Referring a friend earns you 10% of what they make — once they have successfully cashed out £10 or more.

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OhMyDosh pays 10% of what a referred friend earns, ongoing — but only once that friend successfully cashes out £10 or more. The trigger is a completed withdrawal rather than a balance, which is what separates it from TopCashback and Quidco and why so many OhMyDosh referrals never pay.

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How to Use an OhMyDosh Referral Code

Share your OhMyDosh link

Your friend receives a £1 bonus for joining through it.

They complete offers and earn

Signups, surveys and free trials. A fair share of the higher-paying offers are trials that convert to paid if not cancelled.

They cash out £10

This is the trigger, and it is a withdrawal rather than a balance. Reaching £10 and never withdrawing pays you nothing.

You earn 10% of their earnings

Paid Monday, Wednesday or Friday. PayPal lands by 6pm that day; BACS takes 2–3 working days more.

Reward Details

Your Reward: £1 bonus for joining through a referral link
Referrer Reward: 10% cashback on what each referred friend earns
Minimum Purchase: None — your friend earns through offers, surveys and trials
Validity: Your 10% depends on the friend successfully cashing out £10 or more, not merely earning it
Available In: UK
Referral Limit: No published cap on the number of referrals
Payout Time: Payments run Monday, Wednesday and Friday — PayPal by 6pm on the day, BACS a further 2–3 working days
Eligibility: UK. Minimum payout £10.

Why Choose OhMyDosh?

Cashing out is the trigger, not earning

Your friend must successfully withdraw £10 or more. Someone who reaches the threshold and never requests payment earns you nothing at all.

10% ongoing, not a one-off

You take a percentage of what each referral earns rather than a flat bounty, so an active friend keeps paying.

Fast, frequent payouts

Payments three times a week with PayPal landing by 6pm on the day — quicker than almost anything else in this category.

About OhMyDosh

OhMyDosh's referral is an ongoing percentage rather than a one-off, which makes it better than most. The condition attached to it is subtly different from every other site in this cluster, and it matters.

OhMyDosh pays you 10% cashback on what each friend you refer earns, and gives them a £1 bonus for joining through your link. A percentage of ongoing earnings beats a flat bounty, so the structure is a good one.

The condition is where this differs from everything else in the cashback cluster, and the difference is easy to miss. Your 10% depends on your friend successfully cashing out £10 or more. Not earning £10 — cashing out £10. They have to actually complete a withdrawal.

That matters because OhMyDosh's own minimum payout is £10, so your friend has to reach the threshold and then take the additional step of requesting the money. Plenty of people on sites like this accumulate a balance, get within a pound or two of the minimum, lose interest and never withdraw. Every one of those is a referral that will never pay you, no matter how much they earned along the way. Elsewhere in this cluster — TopCashback, Quidco — the trigger is the friend reaching a cashback threshold; here it is them completing a transaction with the site.

So the useful thing to tell someone you refer is not "sign up" or even "earn £10", but "get to £10 and then actually dosh out". That final step is the one that pays you.

The payout mechanics on OhMyDosh are among the better ones documented here. The minimum is £10, and payments run three times a week — Monday, Wednesday and Friday. If you take PayPal you are paid by 6pm on the payment day; BACS takes a further two to three working days to reach your bank.

OhMyDosh also runs periodic prize draws for people sharing referral links, which is a bonus rather than a reason to participate.

As with every offers site of this kind, a good proportion of the available earnings come from free trials that convert to paid subscriptions if you forget to cancel. That is worth flagging to anyone you refer — the earnings are real, and so is the risk of a trial renewing on someone who set no reminder.