Bonus codes for fantasy cricket platforms
A bonus code is a promotional identifier issued by a fantasy platform to reward new users with cash credits, contest entries or both. Here is what to expect from current offers and how to read the small print.
What a bonus code does
Bonus codes reward new users at sign-up. The reward is usually a cash credit (typically 100 to 500 rupees) or a free contest entry, sometimes both. Bonus codes are issued by the platform itself; they differ from referral codes, which are issued by individual users.
Reading the small print
Almost every fantasy platform attaches conditions to its bonus offers. The most common conditions are: minimum contest entry before withdrawal, expiry date, eligible states, age verification, and contest-type restrictions. Read the small print before you sign up; the headline bonus number is rarely the final amount you can withdraw.
Current offers
The Fantafeat editorial desk does not publish a live bonus-code list because offer terms change daily and any list we publish would be partially stale within 48 hours. We instead publish the mechanics and direct you to the platform's official offers page for the current terms.
Welcome bonus versus referral bonus
Welcome bonuses are platform-issued and apply to any new user who signs up during the offer window. Referral bonuses are user-issued and apply only when a new user signs up using a specific user's referral code. You can usually claim only one or the other, not both.
Frequently asked questions
How often do bonus offers change?
Most platforms refresh bonus offers monthly or before major cricket events. IPL season sees the highest density of bonus offers.
Are bonus codes state-restricted?
Yes. Bonus codes typically do not apply in the six Indian states that restrict paid fantasy contests.
Can I claim a bonus after sign-up?
Usually no. Bonus codes must be entered at sign-up. There is rarely a way to apply them retroactively.
Do I need KYC to claim the bonus?
Most platforms require KYC before the bonus becomes withdrawable, even if sign-up itself does not require KYC.