USMART Code 9smd: Keep the Monthly Voucher Streak on Track

A uSMART deposit is only the start. Each monthly voucher has its own asset test and required number of trades, so it works more like a six-month routine than a one-time bonus.

👉 uSMART referral code: 9smd

👉 Referral link: https://m.usmartsg66.com/promo/overseas/bonus.h...

Open the link to pre-fill the code, or enter it in the app before registration is submitted.

Two tiers to compare

• S$2,000 deposit: at least 3 qualifying trades per month, S$30 monthly and S$180 over six months.
• S$10,000 deposit: at least 5 qualifying trades per month, S$50 monthly and S$300 over six months.

The full set ranges from S$6 per month at S$1,000 with two trades, to S$330 per month at deposits of S$500,000 or more with ten trades. Only one tier applies. The voucher package reaches S$1,980 over six months. The page advertises up to S$2,000 in total benefits, including a 0.02 TSLA fractional-share voucher and up to S$14 in starter cash vouchers.

Monthly routine

1. Sign up by 31 December 2026 and open a Standard or Intel account. Trader accounts are excluded.
2. Choose a deposit level you can maintain. Withdrawals lower your net deposits.
3. Each month, maintain the tier’s assets for the 30-day daily-average period, including the day-30 check.
4. Complete that month’s required qualifying trades. Each needs to be at least S$0.01 or equivalent; cancelled or ineligible trades do not count.
5. Go to Me → Rewards Centre to redeem. Use the unlocked voucher by the 8th of the following month. A missed monthly voucher is forfeited.

The six reward months begin after activation. Starter vouchers have their own action requirements and expire with the promotion. New users only: people who previously held a uSMART Group account or already claimed a Welcome Package are excluded. Some third-party promotions do not stack.

I’m a DLCuration page ambassador sharing this code. DLCuration’s uSMART guide details the monthly thresholds and eligible actions.

uSMART is a brokerage, not a bank. Investments can lose value and are not SDIC-insured. Not financial advice.