How to spot a fake Hypedrive offer.
Fake offers copy the idea of getting your money back. Here is what Hypedrive never asks for, what a real campaign looks like and what to do if something feels wrong.
Fake offers copy the idea of getting your money back. Here is what Hypedrive never asks for, what a real campaign looks like and what to do if something feels wrong.
If anyone asks you for one of these, it isn't Hypedrive, whatever name or logo they use.
Joining is free. No creator or shopper pays Hypedrive to take part.
There is no "GST", "security" or "tax" charge to clear before you withdraw.
Nobody needs your UPI PIN to send you money. Type it only to pay, and only in your own UPI app.
We text you a code to sign in. Type it only on the Hypedrive sign-in page.
Hypedrive runs no task groups. Every campaign is in the app.
Money reaches your wallet only after the brand approves your content.
The only people who add money to Hypedrive are brands, into their own wallet in the brand app, to fund their campaigns.
Every campaign is listed in the Hypedrive app, not only in a message.
You see the brief, what you get back and the deadline before you join.
You pay the store for your own order, then upload the order receipt. We check it against the campaign.
Once they approve, the cashback and bonus move to your wallet.
From ₹100, to a UPI ID or a bank account you add yourself.
A stranger messages you about a "task", a "review job" or a "part-time" offer.
You are moved to a Telegram or WhatsApp group and asked to like, rate or buy something.
A small amount is credited to you first, so the offer feels real.
Then you are asked for a deposit, a "GST" fee or a "security" charge to unlock a bigger balance.
The balance never arrives, and each payment leads to a new one.
The tell: a real campaign never asks you to pay anyone but the store.
When you join a campaign, the brand's money for your cashback is already locked in its Hypedrive wallet, before you buy. It moves to your wallet when the brand approves your content. If the content is rejected or the deadline passes, it goes back to the brand. You never pay anything to get it.
Hypedrive pages are on hypedrive.app and its subdomains. A look-alike address with an extra word, a hyphen or another ending isn't ours. When in doubt, open the app yourself instead of the link.
Mediators are independent people who run their own circles of shoppers and pay them back. They aren't Hypedrive staff. A mediator's link opens on orders.hypedrive.app and shows what you get back before you buy. TrustDrive shows each mediator's payback record as confirmed by their shoppers.
Don't send another rupee, however close the balance looks. Stop replying.
Don't share your UPI PIN or any code. If you already paid someone, tell your bank straight away.
Send screenshots of the messages and any payment to [email protected]. Creators can also contact support from the app.
Deposits, codes, groups and links: what Hypedrive does and doesn't do.
Still unsure? Report a fake offer
No. Joining is free, and no creator or shopper ever pays Hypedrive to join, to unlock a balance or to withdraw. The only money a creator spends is the product price, paid on the store itself.
No. Hypedrive doesn't run task groups and never asks you to join one to get paid. Every Hypedrive campaign is in the app, with the brief and the reward shown before you join.
No. We text you a code to sign in, and you type it only on the Hypedrive sign-in page. Nobody from Hypedrive will ask you to read it out on a call or in a chat. Nobody needs your UPI PIN to send you money.
Check the address. Hypedrive pages are on hypedrive.app or one of its subdomains, such as creator.hypedrive.app and orders.hypedrive.app. If you are unsure, open the app yourself instead of the link, or write to us.
No. Mediators are independent people who run their own circles of shoppers. A mediator's link opens on orders.hypedrive.app, and you can check their payback record on TrustDrive before you order.
Stop paying and stop replying. Do not share your UPI PIN or any code. If you paid someone, tell your bank straight away. Then write to [email protected] with screenshots of the messages and the payment.