Uber Eats Referral Bonus: Past & Current Rates / Get ¥16,000 with Moneyback

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Hi there! I'm JP, the person behind "Delinavi!", a food-delivery information site.

In this article, I'll walk you through how to register as an Uber Eats delivery partner the smart way — without leaving money on the table — explained clearly enough for complete beginners.

Search for "Uber Eats delivery partner campaign" or "Uber Eats new registration" and you'll be hit with a flood of information from personal blogs, social media, and points sites. It's no wonder so many people can't tell which sources to trust.

But what most people really want to know comes down to just three questions:

• Which method gives me the biggest reward right now?
• Should I use a referral code or not?
• Is there a legitimate, no-strings-attached way to actually get cash?

Let me give you the answers upfront. And to be clear, every campaign detail in this article is first-hand information I confirmed myself through the official app and the official blog.

Conclusion ①: The official campaign for newly expanded areas

• Uber occasionally runs new-registration campaigns in areas where it is newly expanding service.
• As of June 2026, the official blog states that new registrants who complete a cumulative 30 deliveries in eligible areas can receive up to 70,000 yen.

Conclusion ②: For a guaranteed reward anywhere in Japan — Moneyback!

• If this is your first time registering, Moneyback is the safest, most reliable, and easiest choice — 16,000 yen for just a single delivery, available anywhere in Japan.
• With Moneyback, the cash goes straight to you, the new delivery partner.
• The one thing that matters most is simple: complete a single delivery before the deadline.

Here's a sobering statistic: only 20% of people who apply for Moneyback actually complete that one delivery in time. The other 80% let roughly 16,000 yen in cashback slip right through their fingers. So do yourself a favor — add both your planned delivery date and the campaign end date to your calendar right now!

Conclusion ③: To invite family or friends after you've registered, use the official referral campaign

• Once you're registered, the official Uber referral campaign is the way to go if you want to invite family or friends.
• The referral campaign pays a bonus from Uber to the referrer (the existing partner). The new registrant themselves receives nothing from it.

The key thing to keep straight here is who actually gets the reward.

The three new-registration campaigns at a glance

• New area-limited campaign: From Uber to the new registrant — up to 70,000 yen for a cumulative 30 deliveries (eligible areas only)
• Moneyback: From Noshift Inc. to the new registrant — 16,000 yen (nationwide, one delivery)
• Official Uber referral campaign: From Uber to the referrer / existing partner — up to 50,000 yen (area-limited, 10 deliveries)

In short, if you're about to become an Uber Eats delivery partner and you want a method that puts money directly in your pocket, the ideal order is: first check the new area campaign, and if you're outside its period or eligibility, go with Moneyback.

Moneyback (16,000 yen for your first delivery)

Be sure to leave the referral code field blank when you register with Uber.
*It cannot be combined with the standard referral campaign.

See Moneyback details

One more thing: Uber Eats has two entirely different referral codes — one for customers who order food, and one for delivery partners. They're separate systems, so please don't mix them up.

Uber has two types of invitation codes

1. For the ordering app: eats-e9ufm1 (the 9 and 1 are numbers)
2. For delivery partners: Sent to you by an existing delivery partner via LINE or email

So Uber Eats has two kinds of referral codes — one for delivery partners and one for customers!

Exactly. The delivery-partner code is prohibited from being posted on blogs or social media, which is a big reason so many partners turn to Moneyback instead — no code required, and a higher bonus.

For even more options, take a look at our complete list of food-delivery referral codes and campaigns to get off to the most rewarding start possible.

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Comparing the three new-registration campaigns

Search "Uber Eats delivery partner campaign" and you'll get a jumble of conflicting information. Sorting it out first makes every decision that follows far simpler.

There are three campaigns tied to new Uber Eats registrations. Only ① and ② pay the new registrant directly; ③ pays the referrer (an existing partner).

A three-way comparison from a new registrant's point of view

Comparison	① New area-limited	② Moneyback	③ Official Uber referral
Who gets paid?	The new registrant	The new registrant	The referrer (existing partner)
Amount	Up to 70,000 yen (held irregularly)	16,000 yen	Up to 50,000 yen (to the referrer)
Requirements	Cumulative 30 deliveries (10 within 7 days + 30 within 17 days)	Just 1 delivery	10 deliveries, etc. (varies by area)
Eligible areas	Newly expanded areas only	All 47 prefectures	Generally undisclosed
Negotiation with a referrer	Not needed	Not needed	Required (a private arrangement)
Beginner-friendly	○ (unbeatable if you're eligible)	◎ (nationwide, just 1 delivery)	△ (not a fit for new registrants)

So the best choice really does depend on whether you're just starting out or already delivering!

The bottom line: if you're starting as an Uber Eats delivery partner today, check the expansion areas first, and if you're not eligible, make Moneyback your top pick.

For new registrants: the page to check first

Moneyback isn't a code-entry campaign — it's a participation-type campaign you access through a dedicated page.
Leave the referral code field blank when you register.

See Moneyback details

Is it worth registering with multiple delivery services? The benefits explained

Uber Eats is far from your only option. Others include Demae-can, menu, and Rocket Now. Registering with several services gives you a real edge when it comes to earnings, campaigns, and referral rewards.

Three benefits stand out in particular, so let me cover those first.

Benefit ①: You can claim every new-registration campaign

Every food-delivery company is constantly competing to sign up delivery partners, and they frequently roll out referral campaigns, special incentives, and cashback offers for newcomers.

This window — when new-registration campaigns are on offer — won't stay open forever. The smart move is to claim them while the conditions are still generous, without leaving any on the table.

The Uber Eats delivery app is very user-friendly and is widely regarded as one of the easiest food-delivery services to work with. As one of Japan's top-share services, Uber Eats is a no-brainer to register with first.

Benefit ②: You can work on the days with the best incentives

Incentives for delivery partners vary quite a bit from one company to the next. Register with several, and you can simply pick whichever platform is paying best at any given moment.

TV commercials and social-media buzz also drive order volume. If you've signed up with multiple services in advance, you can work wherever the orders are flowing that day.

Lately, short-term boosts and cash campaigns from various companies have been drawing plenty of attention — but you can only cash in on them if you're already registered. Even on days when Uber Eats is paying just a few hundred yen per delivery, another service might be far more lucrative. Miss that, and you've left money behind, all because you were signed up with only one service.

Benefit ③: More chances at referral rewards

People often assume delivery partners only earn from delivery fees, but that's not the whole picture. Your income really splits into two streams: ① delivery fees and ② referral rewards. Registering with multiple services widens your opportunities for that second stream, too.

When an Uber Eats delivery partner invites family or friends, some areas still offer substantial referral rewards as of June 2026 (see here for details).

Food-delivery services currently recruiting delivery partners (as of June 2026)

Here are the main food-delivery services now recruiting delivery partners. Limited-time campaigns for newcomers may be running, so always check the details before you register.

My golden rule: join every campaign you're eligible for. Each one takes only a few hours of registration work, but together they can add up to a difference of tens of thousands of yen.

Company	Recruitment status	Campaign overview	Details page
Demae-can	Recruiting	—	URL
Uber Eats	Recruiting	Cash gift (Moneyback)	This article
menu	Recruiting	—	URL
Rocket Now	Recruiting	Cash gift	URL

Uber Eats's registration requirements and required documents are also explained on the official site. Checking the age requirements, required documents, and the document-review flow in advance will help everything go smoothly.

According to Uber's official guidance, after you create an account and upload the required documents, the document review and verification can take up to 72 hours; then, once you complete the road-safety quiz, your account becomes active within a further 72 hours.

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[Campaign ①] New area-limited campaign (recommendation: ★★★)

The new area-expansion campaign is one where Uber pays high-value bonuses directly to new delivery partners in regions where it's newly expanding service. If the conditions line up, it's potentially the most rewarding of the three.

The catch: the eligible area is very narrow, the window is short, and it can end without warning.

Think of it as a "nice bonus if I happen to be eligible" — nothing more. Realistically, it's best to build your plan around Moneyback, which I'll cover next.

As of June 2026, the official blog states that new registrants in eligible areas can receive 20,000 yen for completing 10 deliveries within 7 days, plus 50,000 yen for completing a cumulative 30 deliveries within 17 days — up to 70,000 yen in total (if you meet ② but not ①, you receive the 50,000 yen only).

Reference: Up to 70,000 yen for a cumulative 30 deliveries — delivery partners wanted in expansion areas (Uber Official Blog)

Reference: overview of the new area-limited campaign (as of June 2026)

• Eligibility: New delivery partners who register in Uber Eats expansion areas
• Amount: Up to 70,000 yen (paid directly from Uber to the new registrant)
• Conditions: Counting from account activation — ① 10 deliveries within 7 days for 20,000 yen, and ② a cumulative 30 deliveries within 17 days for 50,000 yen
• Areas: Eligible areas only, assigned based on the delivery area you enter at registration (this varies by period — check before you apply)

* Please confirm the details and eligible areas on the official Uber site. Conditions can change, and the campaign may end suddenly.

If the conditions match, the payout is bigger than Moneyback!

Pros and cons

Pros of the new area-limited campaign

• Up to 70,000 yen goes straight to the new registrant (paid directly by Uber)
• Much larger than Moneyback
• Easy to understand, since it's an official Uber campaign
• No private negotiations with a referrer

Cons and cautions for the new area-limited campaign

• The eligible areas are very narrow
• It requires 10–30 deliveries — a higher bar than Moneyback's single delivery
• Eligible areas, rewards, and deadlines shift over time
• It can be changed or ended without notice
• Deliveries outside the eligible area may not count toward the requirement

How to take part

1. Check the eligible areas on the Uber official blog or in the delivery partner app.
2. Confirm that your planned working area falls within the eligible region.
3. Register as an Uber Eats delivery partner (the same flow as a standard registration).
4. Complete the required number of deliveries (10 within 7 days, a cumulative 30 within 17 days) inside the eligible area before the deadline.

⚠️ If you're outside the eligible area, Moneyback (below) is your best alternative.

Outside the eligible area, or just want a guaranteed reward anywhere in Japan?

16,000 yen for your first delivery, anywhere in Japan.
*Leave the referral code field blank when you register with Uber.

See Moneyback details

[Campaign ②] Moneyback (recommendation: ★★★★★)

Moneyback is a cashback service run by Noshift Inc.

Its biggest selling point is simple: the cash goes to you, the new registrant.

Poke around online and you'll find private offers like "I'll split my referral fee with you", "I'll pay you back via PayPay", or "I'll transfer the money once you meet the conditions". Frankly, I don't recommend any of them.

The reasons: the conditions are murky, the negotiation is a hassle, there's a real risk of non-payment, and you often have to hand over personal information.

Moneyback, by contrast, spells out clearly on the page who receives how much, and under what conditions — so even first-timers can use it with confidence.

How Moneyback works, in plain terms

The Moneyback campaign covers all 47 prefectures and requires no contact with a referrer. Its large cashback and nationwide reach make it a popular choice. The cashback is funded through an affiliate-reward structure, so as a delivery partner you never have to go hunting for a referrer.

Moneyback features at a glance

• Eligible nationwide, for every vehicle type!
• The only condition is 1 delivery within the deadline!
• A flat-rate cash payout, straight to the new registrant!
• Refreshingly clear: the payment comes from Moneyback!
• Applying is simple!
• The transfer is automatic — nothing to overlook!
• No dealing with a private referrer!
• Held irregularly (best to jump in while the terms are good)

* The Moneyback campaign can't be combined with the standard referral campaign. Be sure to leave the referral code field blank.

A cash bonus for a single delivery means there's almost no way to blow it — that's the real appeal. With 10- or 20-delivery conditions, plenty of people give up partway, but almost anyone can knock out just one. And since Moneyback is nationwide, people in regional areas don't have to give up assuming "my area probably isn't eligible."

If it's just one delivery, I could squeeze it in on a weekday evening. And it's reassuring that regional areas count too.

See the full Moneyback campaign details

Why Moneyback is a great fit for new registrants

This is probably what you most want to know.

Five reasons Moneyback suits new registrants

• You receive 16,000 yen directly
• The condition is just 1 delivery — even a trial run counts
• Available in all 47 prefectures, easy to use even in rural areas
• Bicycles are eligible, too
• No private money negotiations, and no risk of non-payment
• The registration steps are laid out clearly on the page, so you won't get lost

Social media is full of private offers like "I'll cashback part of my referral fee." But there are plenty of catches:

• You can't actually verify whether the person meets the referral conditions
• They may already have hit the referral cap (50 people)
• The fees and conditions can't be confirmed by a third party — only the referrer knows
• Payment method, timing, and conditions may get tacked on after the fact
• Even after you meet the conditions, the transfer may never arrive
• You may be asked for personal details — address, name, age, bank account — before payment
• You may even be asked to issue an invoice

That leaves a lot of room for worry. Not everyone is acting in bad faith, of course — but in my view, someone about to debut as an Uber Eats delivery partner has no reason to be swapping money with a stranger.

Moneyback eligible areas (all 47 prefectures)

[Recruitment regions]

All 47 prefectures of Japan are eligible.
Hokkaido, Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Saitama, Chiba, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Niigata, Yamanashi, Nagano, Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Gifu, Shizuoka, Aichi, Mie, Shiga, Kyoto, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, Tottori, Shimane, Okayama, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi, Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, Kochi, Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki, Kagoshima, Okinawa.

Uber's own referral offers can vary by area, period, and even individual delivery partner. Moneyback's advantage is that it's unambiguously "nationwide," which makes it especially handy for people living in regional areas.

How to apply for Moneyback: conditions and key notes

❶ Cashback amount

Campaign amount for June 25 – July 28, 2026

16,000 yen (tax included)

* The amount may change depending on the circumstances of Uber Eats and Moneyback.

For details, see the campaign page.

❷ Participation requirements

• Create an Uber Eats delivery partner account from the Moneyback campaign page. (Important: leave the referral code field blank.)
• Complete identity verification and activate your account.
• Complete your first delivery (1 delivery) as an Uber Eats delivery partner before the deadline.

Getting cash for a single delivery is genuinely generous. One delivery usually wraps up in about 15 minutes, so you could pocket 16,000 yen in as little as 20–30 minutes.

❸ Deadline for meeting the conditions

• Within 25 days of applying — or until the campaign ends (the deadline for meeting the conditions), whichever comes first.

❹ Application deadline

① Application start date: Thursday, June 25, 2026

② Application end date: Saturday, July 25, 2026

③ Campaign end date (deadline for meeting the conditions): Tuesday, July 28, 2026

* The campaign may close early for budget reasons.

⚠️ The campaign may end earlier than scheduled, so check the conditions right away.

Whatever else you do, just make sure you complete one delivery before the deadline! The 16,000 yen is only for your very first delivery, so this is the one thing you absolutely cannot miss. A single delivery typically takes about 15 minutes, and even if you don't yet have a delivery bag or a bike, you can be ready within a day using a rental bike or a bike shop.

16,000 yen in 15 minutes — I could even fit it in during a spare moment before the school pickup. If one delivery is all it takes, I can manage it even without much stamina.

❺ How to participate

Sign up through the Moneyback campaign first, then move on to register as an Uber Eats delivery partner.

Participate now

The deadline is Tuesday, July 28, 2026. Apply here.
* Be sure to leave the referral code field blank during registration.

See Moneyback details

The flow is: participate via Moneyback first, then proceed to Uber Eats delivery partner registration. The crucial parts are not entering any other referral code along the way and not breaking the referral path.

❻ Important notes

• Eligible only for those registering as an Uber Eats delivery partner for the first time.
• The deadline for meeting the conditions doesn't change even if your account review is delayed or you can't obtain a delivery bag.
• A "first delivery" only counts once the delivery is properly completed.
• Posting about this campaign on social media or elsewhere after participating is prohibited. If a violation is found, the cashback may not be paid.
• If you apply from a PC, after doing the identity verification on your smartphone, be sure to return to the PC screen and finish the delivery partner registration there. Completing it on the smartphone instead may make you ineligible.
• Cannot be combined with Uber Eats's referral program or with other points-site programs.

❼ Settings to check so you don't miss out

With cashback services like Moneyback, if the tracking of "did you really register through that page?" goes wrong, you can end up ineligible even after meeting every condition.

What to check before you register

• Don't use private/incognito browsing
• Don't block cookies
• Temporarily pause your ad blocker
• Don't wander off to other sites or tabs partway through
• If you started on a PC, finish on the PC

Detailed usage notes

How to check your cookie settings

Cashback services like Moneyback use cookies to record which page your registration came through.

It sounds technical, but on most smartphones and PCs cookies are enabled by default, so you usually don't need to change anything.

That said, tracking may fail in the following cases:

• Private/incognito browsing
• An ad blocker turned ON
• Cookie-blocking settings

If you're unsure, here's how to check.

iPhone (Safari)

• Open the "Settings" app
• Choose "Safari"
• Confirm that "Block All Cookies" is OFF

Android (Chrome)

• Open Chrome
• Tap "︙" (top right) → "Settings"
• Go to "Site settings" → "Cookies"
• Confirm that cookies are allowed

PC (Chrome)

• Click "︙" at the top right of Chrome
• Click "Settings"
• Go to "Privacy and security"
• Make sure "Third-party cookies" are allowed or not blocked

Bottom line: as long as you skip private browsing and register from a normal browser, you should be fine.

❽ Cashback approval and transfer timing

Uber Eats normally approves the cashback at month's end, 1 to 2 months after you meet the conditions. Depending on Uber Eats's circumstances, however, it can be delayed by about a month.

Note that this isn't an instant payment. If you're picturing "money the day after my first delivery," that's not how it works. Even once you've met the conditions, approval and transfer take a little time.

Cons of Moneyback

• Not same-day payment (approval takes 1–2 months)
• You can miss out if you mishandle the referral-path settings
• There's a deadline — put it off and you may miss it

[Campaign ③] Official Uber referral campaign (recommendation: ★★)

What is the official Uber referral campaign?

Uber Eats runs a referral campaign for delivery partners. But make no mistake — this is largely a campaign for the referrer (someone who is already a delivery partner).

Once you've registered, you can invite family, friends, or acquaintances and may receive referral rewards from Uber (in certain areas only).

The cap is 50 referrals.

The reward and conditions vary by the delivery partner's area, status, and timing, so always check the latest details in your own delivery partner app.

Note that under the Uber Eats referral campaign, no referral fee is paid to the new registrant. So many people get this wrong, so please keep it in mind. If you're about to register as a delivery partner, use the Moneyback service from Noshift Inc. — you'll get a bonus for just one delivery!

When you hear "referral," it's easy to assume you, the new registrant, get money too. So for anyone about to register, Moneyback really is the only choice.

How to find your referral (invitation) code

You can send your referral code (invitation URL) to invitees from the smartphone delivery partner app: "≡" (top left) → "Referrals" → "Send invitation email."

Under the terms of service, posting referral (invitation) codes on the web or social media is prohibited, as is distributing them through automated systems. Detected violations risk account suspension and other consequences, so please be careful.

The Uber Eats referral campaign is positioned squarely as a perk for the referrer (an existing partner). For anyone just starting out, the right sequence is to lock in your own benefit with Moneyback first, then step into the referrer's role.

Why the official referral isn't ideal for new registrants

The official Uber referral campaign is genuinely valuable — for referrers. In Tokyo, for instance, there are cases of 50,000 yen for a car, 50,000 yen for a motorcycle, and 20,000 yen for a bicycle (confirmed in my own app on June 7, 2026).

But again — that's all on the referrer's side.

Weak points from the new registrant's perspective

• You don't receive a reward from Uber yourself
• The required number of deliveries depends on what the referrer sees
• The terms change by area and period
• Going through a private individual can turn into "I'll give you half" negotiations
• It often boils down to a question of who you can trust

So here's my preferred rule of thumb: if you're registering yourself, check the expansion areas first and use Moneyback; if you're inviting family or real-life acquaintances, use the official Uber referral. That's the cleanest way to think about it.

Referral campaign overview (as of June 7, 2026)

The terms of Uber Eats's referral program can differ by area, period, and delivery partner. The program is subject to its terms of service.

❶ Applicable period

End date undetermined

❷ How to check eligible areas and referral fees

The details aren't publicly disclosed. As the "referrer," check your own delivery partner app to see whether you can refer at all and how much referral fee you'd receive.

Uber Eats referral campaign — how to check conditions and rewards

Verification steps

1. Delivery partner app
2. Menu
3. Referrals

❸ Example referral fees (Tokyo area)

[From Uber to the referrer]

• 🚗 Car: 50,000 yen (10 deliveries)
• 🏍️ Motorcycle: 50,000 yen (10 deliveries)
• 🚲 Bicycle: 20,000 yen (30 deliveries)

* The friend must accept the invitation and complete the deliveries in Tokyo within 30 days.

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[From Uber to the invitee (new registrant)]

• ・Car: 0 yen / ・Motorcycle: 0 yen / ・Bicycle: 0 yen

New registrants — check Moneyback

❹ Conditions

• The friend completes a new account registration with an eligible vehicle
• Within 30 days of creating the new account, they complete 10 or 30 deliveries in the specified area
• If the friend's home base is in a different city, the reward may differ

Example: for a registration on January 1 at 12:00, the deadline would be January 31 at 23:59.

In Uber Eats, the "new account creation date" is the date you began creating the account — more precisely, the date you pressed "Next" on the registration form. In other words, if you previously started but didn't complete a delivery partner application, you may be ineligible for the referral campaign even though no account was ever issued. Worth watching out for.

That's a real blind spot for anyone who started but gave up before. If you're thinking about registering, check the available rewards before you begin the application.

❺ Cautions

① Uber Eats's "areas" are home-base areas, not administrative districts. For example, the "Yokohama" base may include surrounding municipalities.

② This is subject to change or termination without notice at Uber Eats's discretion.

Campaign terms can differ by area and by the partner being referred, so please be careful. The display inside the app is the most current and accurate source.

Cases where the referral fee won't be paid

❶ Referring a friend before completing a delivery yourself

If you refer a friend before completing your own deliveries, Uber Eats may treat it as "campaign abuse" and disqualify you from the referral campaign.

❷ When the invitee completes only a very small number of deliveries

Even when a campaign looks achievable with just a few deliveries, Uber Eats may suspend it if it decides there's "campaign abuse" — for example, when most invitees only work for an extremely short time.

This comes down to Uber's discretion, so it's worth keeping an eye on the terms of service and any changes to the conditions.

[Excerpt from Uber's referral campaign terms of service]

About Uber Eats delivery areas and operating hours

For details on Uber Eats delivery areas, see the article below — you can check the available municipalities and area maps there.

Delivery areas stretch nationwide, but order rates and unit prices vary a lot between cities, suburbs, and regional areas — not every municipality is created equal.

So before you register, it pays to look beyond just "is Uber available here?" and consider which service is strongest in your area. Factoring in customer-side campaigns too, pairing Uber Eats with Demae-can or Rocket Now is a smart move.

Vehicles and delivery methods available to Uber Eats delivery partners

There are four vehicle types available, plus walking. Rental services are available for 1 and 2.

1. Bicycle
2. Motorcycle 125cc or under
3. Motorcycle over 125cc (commercial license plate) *
4. Light commercial vehicle (kei car with a commercial license plate) *
5. Walking

Uber's official site lists the required documents and conditions for each vehicle type. In particular, motorcycles over 125cc and kei cars require a commercial freight-transport business filing and commercial license plates.

* Delivering with an unfiled vehicle can bring extremely severe penalties — up to 3 years in prison or a fine of up to 3 million yen, or both — so never do it.
Violations are sometimes reported by fellow delivery partners.

Lately there have also been more questions about full-electric bicycles and moped-type vehicles, but they aren't always classified the same as bicycles. Misclassifying your vehicle is dangerous, so when in doubt, always check.

Recommended food-delivery services to register with alongside Uber Eats

Uber Eats and other food-delivery services all recruit independent-contractor delivery partners. Food delivery is a great fit for anyone looking for side income — or wanting to combine work with exercise — since you can earn while getting your body moving in your free time.

Register directly through the official site without using the cashback in this article, and you may lose out!

① Demae-can (recommendation: ★★★★)

Plenty of Demae-can partners have significantly boosted their monthly income. It's said to make high-unit-price time slots easier to target, so it's well worth considering if you're serious about earning. Many delivery partners register with both Uber Eats and Demae-can.

② Rocket Now (recommendation: ★★★)

Expanding fast right now. With strong commercials and campaigns, it's getting a lot of attention from delivery partners. The official page provides driver recruitment info along with guide pages and resources for first-time deliveries. It's a strong choice for diversifying beyond a single service, so it's worth considering if you'd rather not rely on Uber alone.

③ menu (recommendation: ★★)

menu can be quite rewarding during new area expansions or referral campaigns.

④ Restaurant-recruitment work (recommendation: ★★★)

This job involves handing out flyers and briefly chatting with restaurants not yet on Rocket Now while you're out doing deliveries. You don't handle any contract negotiation or signing between the restaurant and Rocket Now. With the network expanding rapidly, it's a promising opportunity.

How to find your own invitation code (for existing partners)

You'll need your own referral (invitation) code when you invite family or friends.

The referral code is different for the customer app and the delivery partner app, and so is the way to look it up.

That said, as I've stressed throughout this article, the standard path for new registrants is to sign up quickly through Moneyback, complete one delivery to lock in the bonus, and only then invite family or friends.

Free know-how for earning as a delivery partner

This is a long-form article packed with everything you need to become a professional delivery partner. It used to be a PDF I shared only with people who accepted an invitation, but I've now made it freely available.

No exaggeration: for anyone starting full-time delivery work with zero experience, whether or not you read this could make a meaningful difference to your annual income.

The tax-filing article should come in handy, too.

It even covers tips for making the most of your waiting time, so once you've registered, be sure to read the know-how article as well. It's all drawn from real experience, so you should find pointers that can lift your monthly income by tens of thousands of yen.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1. What is the Uber Eats delivery partner new-registration campaign?

In this article, the "Uber Eats delivery partner campaign" refers to ways to make new registration more rewarding. There are three: ① the expansion area-limited campaign (up to 70,000 yen to the new registrant), ② Moneyback (16,000 yen to the new registrant, nationwide), and ③ the official Uber referral campaign (up to 50,000 yen to the referrer).

Q2. Which campaign is best for new registrants?

First, check whether you're in an expansion area. If you are, ① is the strongest option. If not, ② via Moneyback is the way to go — it's a nationwide system that pays the cashback directly to the new registrant. ③, the official referral, pays the referrer instead, so don't confuse the two.

Q3. How much is the Moneyback cashback?

For the campaign running from June 25 to July 28, 2026, the cashback is 16,000 yen (tax included). It's a limited-time campaign, so please check the details here.

Q4. What are the participation requirements for Moneyback?

For the campaign running from June 25 to July 28, 2026, the conditions are:
1. Create a new Uber Eats delivery partner account via the Moneyback page (leave the referral code field blank).
2. Complete identity verification and activate your account.
3. Complete your first delivery within 25 days of applying (or until the campaign ends, whichever comes first).
For details, see here.

Q5. How much is the current official referral fee?

The official Uber Eats referral fee was confirmed at up to 50,000 yen in Tokyo as of June 7, 2026. However, this is paid by Uber Eats to the referrer — none of it goes to the new registrant.

Q6. I want to invite a friend as a delivery partner. Where can I check the referral reward and conditions?

In the delivery partner app, tap the menu "≡" → "Referrals" → "See all rewards" to check the referral reward and conditions.

Uber Eats referral campaign rewards (Tokyo)

Q7. Where can I check the referral program's terms of service?

The terms of service can be viewed on the official Uber site or in the partner app via "≡" → "Referrals" → "Terms apply." If improper use is found, the reward may be revoked or the account suspended, so please be careful.

Q8. Does the new registrant (invitee) receive a referral fee?

Under the official referral campaign, the referral fee goes only to the referrer. To receive a reward as an invitee, use either the expansion area-limited campaign or Moneyback.

Q9. How can a new registrant get cashback?

There are two main methods:
❶ Earn up to 70,000 yen via the expansion area-limited campaign (you'll need to confirm your eligible area).
❷ Earn 16,000 yen in cashback via Moneyback (nationwide, 1 delivery).
For anyone outside the eligible area, or for beginners, ❷ is the more reliable choice.

Q10. How does the Moneyback (cashback) system work?

The new registrant signs up via Moneyback and completes the required number of deliveries (usually 1) before the deadline, after which Moneyback (Noshift Inc.) pays out the cashback. The funding comes from advertising fees paid by Uber Eats, the advertiser.
* An ASP (Affiliate Service Provider) is a company that mediates between advertisers and media operators.

Q11. When is Moneyback paid out?

Uber approves the cashback at month's end, 1–2 months after you meet the conditions, and Noshift Inc. then transfers it to your designated bank account. Note that it may be delayed by about a month due to circumstances on Uber's side. For details, please contact Moneyback's operator directly.

Q12. Why is Moneyback safer than a private referral code?

Private referrals tend to come with unclear conditions, opaque transfer timing, a risk of non-payment, and the exchange of bank account details. Moneyback's strength is that the conditions and payment flow are laid out clearly on the page.

Q13. Is it OK to switch between PC and smartphone?

A smartphone may be used for identity verification, but if you applied from a PC, follow Moneyback's instructions and be sure to return to the PC screen to complete registration. Otherwise you may become ineligible.

Q14. Should I also register with Rocket Now?

Yes — personally, I'd recommend it. With Uber alone there are bound to be quiet time slots when orders just don't come, and there's no penalty for working with multiple services. Expanding your options from the start makes your income more stable.

Q15. What's the single most important thing to watch out for with Moneyback?

"Don't break the referral path" — that's the number-one rule. Specifically, be sure to: ① avoid private/incognito mode, ② temporarily pause your ad blocker, ③ don't get sidetracked to other sites partway through, and ④ if you started on a PC, finish on the PC.

Summary: for Uber Eats new registration, check expansion areas first, then use Moneyback

Let me close by restating this article's conclusions.

Article summary

• There are three campaigns tied to new registration
• If you're a new registrant after the rewards, your top priority is to first check whether you qualify for the new area-limited campaign
• If you're outside the eligible area, Moneyback reliably pays 16,000 yen for one delivery
• The official Uber referral campaign pays off most when you invite family or friends after registering
• To earn seriously, register with multiple services — Rocket Now, Demae-can, and others — alongside Uber for the edge
• Moneyback has a deadline, so if you're going to join, check the conditions right away

If you're about to become an Uber Eats delivery partner, I'd suggest choosing your registration method only after you're clear on "who gets the money" and "am I in an eligible area."

Searches turn up endless options, but in the end, what new registrants really want is a clear benefit paid directly to them.

So you don't lose out on new registration

Check the conditions here first.
*Leave the referral code field blank.

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That's it for this article.

For more options, take a look at our complete list of food-delivery referral codes and campaigns to get off to an even more rewarding start.

Thank you very much for reading all the way through.

JP

✍ Author

JP

Side-job blogger. I've been sharing useful information for delivery partners since shortly after Uber Eats arrived in Japan. I specialize in clearly organizing topics like new-registration campaigns, the reward structure, and the registration steps — and I consistently rank at the top of Google for "Uber Eats referral campaign." I've facilitated more than 2,000 referrals to date.

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