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If You Invites & Register for Your Friends and First Time Send Money To any UPI Handle Or Any Bank Account For UPI Transaction Now. This Offer is Valid for very Limited Time. (All User)– Send Money & Win Rewards Worth ₹750

You are Invited to Use Instant Money Transfers solution On The Amazon App (Android only). Now Send ₹250 or More to your Amazon Refer And Earn Offer friends and get assured cashback.

Send Money Is Only Available on Mobile app for Android customers. You should have the latest version of the Amazon app downloaded from the Google Play store in order to access Send Money. You will not be able to use Send Money on desktop, iOS app, Tablet, or Mobile Web.

Pay Directly from your Bank Account For Online Shopping, Recharges, Bill Payments, Flight Bookings, or Transfer Money Using Amazon Pay UPI. It is UPI PIN Secure And Supported By Govt. Of India.


1. First Of All you should Download Amazon App from Link Here –

2. Install Amazon App To Open It, In Your Amazon App Now

3. Create A New Amazon Account With Login Account

4. Enter Name, Mobile Number, Email, Set Password Then Verify OTP In Your Account

5. Link Bank account > Send To UPI ID > Set up Amazon Pay UPI

6. Make Their First Send Money Transaction Amount Of Rs.250 More

7. You Will, Get Rs.100 Cashback When The Invited friend Sends Money For The First Time Using The Amazon App Now

              Terms and conditions 

1. This limited period promotional offer, namely Amazon Pay UPI Invite & Referral offer (“Offer”) is provided to you by Amazon Pay (India) Private Limited (“Amazon”). This Offer is made available in relation to Amazon Pay Unified Payments Interface (“UPI”) (this handle, “Amazon Pay UPI”) on Android-based Amazon.in a mobile application (“Amazon.in”).

2. These Amazon Refer And Earn Offer terms and conditions (“Offer Terms”) are in addition to Amazon.in Conditions of Use and Privacy Notice to which you agree to by using Amazon.in, as well as the terms and conditions apply to the use of Amazon Pay UPI. To the extent the Conditions of Use and the Amazon Pay UPI terms, are inconsistent with these Offer Terms; these Offer Terms shall prevail with respect to this Offer only Amazon Refer And Earn Offer.

3. This offer is valid only for Limited Time (“Offer Period”), both days inclusive, unless extended or revoked by Amazon (in its sole discretion), without any prior notice and without any liability.

4. During the Amazon Refer And Earn Offer Period, any customer who invites (“Inviter”) his/her friend and/or family and/or other contacts (“Invitee”) to register for Amazon Pay UPI through the invite link sent through invite & referral feature will be eligible to receive a reward for an amount of INR 100 or any other amount as per Amazon’s discretion upon the Invitee’s first ‘send money’ transaction through Amazon UPI.

5. The Inviter will only be eligible for the reward if the Invitee registers for Amazon Pay UPI for the first time and undertakes a ‘send money’ transaction to any UPI handle (such as Amazon Pay, BHIM UPI, PayTM, Google Pay, PhonePe or Bank handles) or send money to any Bank account plus IFSC code combination.

6. The reward, under this Offer, will be provided to the Inviter in the form of Amazon Gift Card(s), issued by Qwikcilver Solutions Private Limited, which is redeemable as Amazon Pay balance. The use and redemption of Amazon Gift Card and the use of Amazon Pay balance are governed by the applicable terms and conditions.

7. The Inviter will not be eligible for the reward under this Offer in case the Invitee: (a) is already registered for Amazon UPI; (b) had registered for Amazon Pay UPI at any time and subsequently deregistered, and is using the invite link to register again, or (c) has registered by any means other than the invite link sent by the Inviter through invite & referral feature Amazon refer and earn.

8. The reward under this Offer will only be available on the first ‘send money’ transaction made by the Invitee, made subject to these Offer Terms. Subsequent transactions will not entitle the Inviter to any benefit or reward under this Offer.

9. It is clarified that the ability to use Amazon Pay UPI or its invite & referral feature is only available on the Amazon.in the mobile application on the Android platform and is not available on the Amazon.in the mobile application on iOS platform or on any other medium (such as desktop website, mobile site or mobile application).

10. The reward under this Offer will be provided within 2 days from the date of the successful completion of Invitee’s first ‘send money’ transaction post-Amazon Pay UPI registration during this Offer Period in accordance with these Offer Terms.

11. Amazon reserves the right, at any time, without prior notice, without liability and without assigning any reason, to add/alter/modify/change or vary all of these Offer Terms or to replace, wholly or in part, this Offer by another offer, whether similar to this Offer or not.

12. Under no circumstances, will the reward being offered under this Offer be settled in cash in lieu thereof.

13. Any query/issue in relation to the reward or this Offer shall be addressed to Amazon at Amazon.in Customer Care before December 30th March 2021. Post such date Amazon will not entertain any communication regarding this Amazon Refer And Earn Offer or reward.

14. By availing this Offer, every customer expressly agrees that Amazon or any of its affiliates will not be liable or responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever that a customer may suffer, directly or indirectly, in connection with this Offer, including relating to the ‘send money’ transaction made for the purposes of this Offer.

15. Amazon reserves the right to disqualify a customer from the benefits or rewards of this Offer if any fraudulent activity is identified as being carried out for the purpose of availing this Offer or undertaking the transaction under this Offer.

16. These Offer Terms are governed by the laws of India. The courts at New Delhi will have exclusive jurisdiction over any matter or dispute in relation to this Offer.

17. Customers are not bound in any way to participate in this Offer and any participation is voluntary. This Offer is being made available on a best effort basis.

18. Any person availing this Offer will be deemed to have accepted these Offer Terms.

19. Nothing herein amounts to a commitment by Amazon to conduct further, similar or other offers.



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