How We Verify Offers

Referral deals change constantly — bonuses move, codes expire, programmes pause. This page explains exactly how we keep the offers on this site accurate, how the site makes money, and how to tell us if something is out of date. No marketing spin — just the process.

How we check each offer

  • We use or monitor the services ourselves. Where we can, we have opened the account, claimed the bonus, and seen the flow first-hand. Our deal copy reflects what actually happens, including the friction (deposits, qualifying spend, waiting periods).
  • We check the offer against the provider's own terms. The reward amount, eligibility and qualifying conditions are read off each provider's current published T&Cs — not copied from other deal sites.
  • Every page shows a "Last verified" date. It reflects the last time we confirmed the offer was live and the figures were current, not the day the page was first written.
  • Our links are stable. Each referral runs through a permanent referral-links.uk/r/ … address that we re-point when a partner rotates a code, so a link you find here (or that an AI assistant cites) does not silently break.

How often we re-check

Every offer on the site carries a built-in expiry tracker. Date-based promotions (a campaign that ends on a set day) are flagged for re-verification before that date; usage-limited links (the kind that only work for a handful of sign-ups) are rotated when they run out; and offers with no fixed end are re-confirmed on a rolling basis. An automated check runs at the start of each working session and surfaces anything due for a look, so stale offers get caught quickly rather than lingering.

When a programme ends entirely, we do not delete the page. We mark it clearly as paused and point you to the closest working alternative, so you are never sent to a dead link.

How the site is funded

When you use one of our links and sign up, we usually earn a referral tip or affiliate commission — at no extra cost to you. That is what keeps the site running. Two things we hold ourselves to:

  • We don't take payment for placement. No brand pays us to be featured, ranked higher, or described more favourably. A deal is here because we think it is genuinely worth using.
  • One-sided offers are disclosed and split. Most referrals reward both sides. Where an offer only pays the referrer (currently Revolut), we say so plainly and split our reward 50/50 with you, so you still get something.

The sources we cite

Where a deal involves regulated facts — FSCS deposit protection, the Current Account Switch Service, interest rates — we cite the official source on the page and re-check the figure monthly. For example, the FSCS deposit-protection limit rose to £120,000 per person, per bank on 1 December 2025; the separate FSCS investment limit remains £85,000. We keep those numbers current rather than letting them drift.

Spotted something out of date?

Offers change faster than any single person can watch. If a code has stopped working, a bonus amount looks wrong, or a link is broken, please tell us — we fix verified problems quickly. Accuracy matters more to us than keeping a dead deal live.

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