What a refer code is

A refer code is a short alphanumeric string that ties a new sign-up to an existing user. Both sides usually receive a benefit — a credit, a feature unlock, or a free trial. The publisher’s official site is the source of truth for the benefit, the expiry, and the eligibility rules.

How to verify a code

Open the publisher’s official site, navigate to the account or settings area, and look for an “invite” or “refer a friend” entry. Compare the code, the benefit, and the expiry to the publisher’s published terms before sharing. If anything does not match, treat the code as unverified.

Verification before sharing Confirm the link lives on the publisher’s official domain. Confirm the benefit description matches the publisher’s published terms. Confirm the expiry date and the eligibility rules.

Eligibility windows

Most invite programmes restrict eligibility by age, jurisdiction, and account age. The publisher’s terms are the source of truth. Boost does not speak for the publisher’s eligibility rules — the desk only frames how the rules usually read.

Refer-code eligibility checklist on a desk, illustrative
Eligibility: age, jurisdiction, account age, expiry.

Aggregators to avoid

Third-party sites that aggregate “leaked” or “exclusive” codes usually repost strings scraped from public posts. Some carry expired codes, some carry codes tied to other regions, and a few are outright scams. Boost recommends treating any third-party aggregator as unverified and going back to the publisher’s official page for the canonical link.

Frequently asked

Does Boost issue refer codes?

Boost is an editorial desk. The brand’s invite programme is run by the publisher or the external sports companion route behind the Play Now button.

Where do I find the official code?

On the publisher’s official site or inside the publisher’s app, in the account or settings area.

Are leaked refer codes safe?

Treat any third-party “leaked” code as unverified. The publisher’s official link is the safe path.