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/freemoney: why this exists and how it helps u

September 21, 2025
6 min read
By Munshi Abrar
ReferralsFintechCryptoMoney

/freemoney: why this exists and how it helps u

people keep asking why i made a /freemoney section on my site. it is not just "lol free money." it is my way to collect legit referrals, signup bonuses, and promos in one place that line up with what i actually care about: crypto, money, fintech, tools that pay u back.

i am not trying to be a marketing influencer. i do get that distribution matters and signups r what keep products alive. so if a product is solid and there is a way for both of us to win, i will list it. it is that simple.

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what /freemoney is

  • • a referral hub for deals where u get value first
  • • a list of on-brand offers i actually use or test: wallets, exchanges, cash-back apps, high-yield accounts, payment tools, fintech utilities
  • • quick blurbs on why it is good, what the catch is, and how to claim without getting burned
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    what /freemoney is not

  • • not a dump of random affiliate garbage
  • • not referrals for stuff i would not touch (sketchy insurance, click farms, spammy surveys)
  • • not financial advice. u r an adult. choose wisely.
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    why i am doing this

  • marketing has the budget. brands already spend big to acquire users. i would rather route that budget to u when possible.
  • skin in the game. referrals show what i am into right now. if u see it listed, it says something about my taste and focus.
  • incentives r a feature. when the product is real, a signup bonus is just a better onboarding. win for u, win for them, win for me.
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    rules i follow (so u can trust the page)

  • 1. clear benefit first
i will state what u get before what i might get. if the only benefit is for me, i will not post it.

  • 2. plain-english disclaimers
if a link is a referral, i will mark it. if there r limits, i will say them.

  • 3. no pay-to-list
nobody can buy a spot here. if i do not like it, it is not going up.

  • 4. risk notes
crypto and fintech can be volatile. i will flag custody risk, fees, and lockups. do not stake what u cannot afford to lose.

  • 5. periodic cleanup
i will prune dead deals and update terms so u do not waste time.

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how i pick links

  • does it create real value for the user without hoops
  • is the UX decent and the company not trash
  • is the upside worth the effort (time to kyc, funding, lock-in)
  • does it fit my focus (crypto, money tools, fintech infra)
  • if it fails those, it does not make the cut.

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    examples of the kind of stuff u will see

  • cash-back or fee waivers on wallets, exchanges, or cards
  • new-user boosts on savings, payments, or bill-split tools
  • earning apps where the math is not a scam
  • creator or dev tools that kick back credit when u invite a friend
  • no hype, just utility.

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    how this helps me (and why i am honest about it)

  • • referrals sometimes pay me if u sign up. that helps me fund my builds and content so i can keep shipping.
  • • the page also signals my interests. if u vibe with the same tools, u know where my head is at.
  • • being open earns trust. i would rather be clear than pretend i do not benefit.

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quick faq

q: is any of this financial advice? a: no. it is info. do ur own research.

q: will u list my product if i email u? a: maybe. if it is useful and fits the page. but u cannot buy placement.

q: do u remove bad links? a: yes. if terms change or a deal goes mid, i will yank it.

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the point

money is moving online and marketing spend already exists. i am just routing a slice of it to people who read my site and want to try legit tools. if i can help u save, earn, or avoid fees, that is a win.

bookmark /freemoney. check it when u r opening a new wallet, exchange, card, or money app. if u have a good lead, send it and i will review.

disclaimer: i might receive referral rewards. u might too. read the terms. be smart.