Unlock Advanced Mode On FreeCash*

When registering for FreeCash* for the first time, you might notice that only a few games are available to get paid for playing. This is because new accounts start off in a "lite mode" while you work on building up your account level, reputation, and overall standing.

To make your first withdrawal, you need to accumulate the equivalent of $20 in your balance. Once you reach this balance and request a withdrawal, you’ll likely be prompted to verify your identity. This process involves uploading a selfie along with a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license or passport.

After earning your first $20, you’ll be eligible to switch to "advanced mode." This also might just happen automatically on your next visit to the site.

Once advanced mode is activated, it opens up a wider variety of games you can get paid for playing. If your account is still in lite mode, this explains why you might not see some game offers listed on FreeCash* that I’ve written about on PocketPounds, like Monopoly GO or Bingo Blitz.

In advanced mode, you’ll unlock the "rewards" tab, which includes a 7-day streak bonus system. To participate & keep the streak going, you need to earn $1 or more each day. The longer you maintain your streak (max 7 days), the bigger the bonus you can claim. Keep in mind that these rewards are not automatically given; you’ll need to manually claim them in the rewards section each day when eligible, or they will be lost.

Another feature in the rewards tab is the daily bonus ladder. If you’ve earned enough on previous days, this bonus ladder becomes available. You can claim a daily bonus or take a gamble by attempting to double your reward and climb higher on the ladder. FreeCash* state that you have a 50% chance of success or failure.

Advanced mode also unlocks additional "get paid to" opportunities that aren’t related to games. For example, there might offers for signing up for free trials of products or services

Advanced mode gives access to partner offers, often referred to as "offer walls." These third-party services provide similar "get paid to" opportunities as those on FreeCash*, but sometimes with additional games or different reward challenges. Offer walls often use their own currency, like "coins," which are converted into your FreeCash* balance.

While offer walls can be a bit complex, I plan to dive deeper into them in a future article. Offers walls are available on a range of different "get paid to" sites listed in the PocketPounds "get paid to" bookmark directory, not just FreeCash*.