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TADA referral code and promo codes for Singapore

What TADA’s referral code needs from a new rider, the promo codes reported for TADA and which we could confirm, and what TADA can add to the fare the app quotes.

TADA referral code, from TADA’s rider FAQ and our editor’s app, read 13 Nov 2026

Our TADA referral codeR33163
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Type R33163 in the referral code box when you sign up for TADA, or open our link and the app fills it in for you. TADA’s FAQ says the code counts only for a new account with a Singapore (+65) number that takes its first ride within 14 days of signing up: sign up today and ride by 28 Nov 2026.

What the new rider gets isn’t published. TADA’s invite message promises “voucher(s) on your next TADA ride” and gives no amount, and its website has no referral terms we could open. The vouchers show in the app once you’ve signed up. Other members’ referral posts have quoted 2 × S$3 and S$3 in past years, so treat any amount you see quoted as unconfirmed.

If the code box is left empty, TADA says the invite isn’t logged and neither side gets a voucher. Its FAQ describes no way to add a code afterwards.

We earn from this. It’s our editor’s own code: TADA gives that account a S$2 ride voucher once your first ride is done. What you get is the same whichever member’s code you use.

What will this TADA ride cost by the end?

Start from a fare

This ride comes to about S$18.00.

  • Fare the app quoted: S$18.00

TADA’s FAQ also lists a Fuel Support Fee until 30 Nov: S$0.90 on a fare of this size, all of it paid to the driver. If your fare breakdown doesn’t already show it, add it to the total.

Charges from TADA’s rider FAQ, read 13 Nov 2026. Your card is held for the quoted fare when a driver accepts, and charges added during the ride go on the final amount after it ends.

TADA promo codes: what we could and couldn’t confirm

TADA’s website has no list of promo codes: they’re given out in the app and through partners, such as foodpanda’s pandapro subscription in late 2025 and Circles.Life’s phone plans. These are the codes Google’s AI summary listed for “tada promo code” when we checked on 9 Nov 2026. We couldn’t find any of them on a TADA page, and we haven’t tried them. Typing one into the app’s promo code box is the quickest check.

TADA codes reported elsewhere, not confirmed by TADA
CodeSaid to giveWhere we saw itEnds
TADAWITHU20% off, up to S$3Google’s AI summary, citing SGDtips, 9 Nov30 Nov (as reported)
TADATIME30% off, Fridays 5pm to 10pmGoogle’s AI summary, 9 NovNot stated
TADAWELCOMES$3 off a new user’s first rideGoogle’s AI summary, 9 NovNot stated
JUSTADAUp to 50% off a new user’s first rideGoogle’s AI summary, citing TADA’s Instagram, 9 NovNot stated

Not confirmed: none of these is on a TADA page we could open, and we haven’t used them. A code with no stated end leaves this table 30 days after we saw it.

Using a voucher on a ride

  1. Check what the voucher needs TADA’s FAQ puts two conditions first: the payment method the voucher asks for, and the ride type it covers. A voucher for card payments won’t apply to a cash ride.
  2. Choose the voucher before you book Pick it under Vouchers on the booking screen, beside the payment choice, or type a promo code there first.
  3. Look at the fare before you confirm foodpanda’s FAQ for its TADA vouchers says “the discount will be displayed before you confirm your booking”. If it isn’t there, the voucher doesn’t fit this ride.
  4. One voucher per ride TADA’s own FAQ doesn’t say this in so many words. The terms for foodpanda’s pandapro TADA vouchers (October to December 2025) did, saying “only one voucher can be applied per TADA trip”, and that those vouchers were for card payments only.

What TADA can add to the quoted fare

The quoted fare isn’t always the final charge. TADA’s FAQ names the charges a driver may add before ending the ride, and the box above adds them up for you. Your card is held for the quoted fare when a driver accepts, and the hold becomes a charge only after the ride. If the booking is cancelled, by you or the driver, the hold is released by itself.

Charges TADA lets a driver add, Singapore
ChargeWhat TADA says
ERPWhat the route actually passes through. Not in the quoted fare; the driver adds it before ending the ride.
Waiting at pick-upFree for 4 minutes after the driver arrives, then S$3 for each 4 minutes begun: 4:01 is S$3, 8:01 is S$6, 12:01 is S$9. The same at an extra stop. The driver gets all of it.
One extra stopS$5 for one stop that adds no distance; one stop at most.
Extra distanceFrom S$5 (Economy, up to 5 km) to S$40 (Premium and above, 15.1 to 20 km): the full table is below.
Booster seatsTADA Junior and Junior Large include one; each extra is S$2 if the driver has it. AnyTADA includes none: S$2 a seat.
SentosaSentosa’s island admission fee for cars, paid by the driver at the gantry and added to the fare. None with an Islander card shown at the gantry.
Fuel Support FeeS$0.90 on fares up to S$18, S$1.20 from S$18.10, all of it paid to the driver, until 30 Nov 2026.
CancellingS$5 once the driver has waited at pick-up for more than 4 minutes, taken from a card at once, or added to the next trip if you pay cash or by QR.

Extra distance, by ride type

Extra distanceEconomyEconomy LargePremiumPremium LargeExec Large
0 to 5 kmS$5S$5S$10S$10S$10
5.1 to 10 kmS$10S$10S$20S$20S$20
10.1 to 15 kmS$15S$15S$30S$30S$30
15.1 to 20 kmS$20S$20S$40S$40S$40

From TADA’s rider FAQ (Singapore): the Authorised Additional Charges, Fare-related Issues and Waiting Time Policy answers, read 13 Nov 2026. The distance table ends at 20 km.

On cancelling, TADA’s FAQ says riders “can cancel up to 5 trips after a driver has been assigned without incurring any cancellation fees”, and pay a penalty once the driver has arrived, or has been on the way for more than 3 minutes and is near the pick-up point. If a charge looks wrong, open the trip under My Trips, tap Report and choose “I paid a higher fare for this ride”.

What “zero commission” means for your fare

TADA’s home page says its drivers pay no commission: “0% commission for drivers”. Its ride page promises “See the full fare breakdown. No hidden fees or surprise surges.” Two of the extras above go to the driver in full, by TADA’s own account: the waiting-time fee and the Fuel Support Fee.

What the zero-commission claim doesn’t tell you is how TADA itself earns. Its driver FAQ has a question titled “How much is this platform fee?”, but the answer didn’t load for us, so we can’t say what it is or who pays it. We haven’t compared TADA’s fares with other apps’ either. Quotes from every app change by the minute, and a handful of screenshots would prove nothing. To compare, open each app for the same trip at the same moment.

Paying with ShopBack Pay

TADA takes ShopBack Pay. Link it under Account, Payment Method, Add Payment. TADA’s FAQ says you can earn “up to S$10 cashback” on rides paid this way, that TADA promo codes and vouchers still work with it, and that you can switch on “Use Cashback to offset ride fare” to pay from cashback you already have. The same answer says “There are no additional fees for using ShopBack Pay” and, in the next sentence, that “a 1.7% transaction fee applies with ShopBack Pay as the payment method”. We can’t tell which is meant, so count on the 1.7% until TADA says otherwise. New to ShopBack? Our ShopBack referral code page sets out what its sign-up bonus asks.

Already on TADA? Your own code

In the app, “Invite a friend” goes straight to your phone’s share sheet, with a message carrying your code and link. The app shows no referral terms. TADA’s FAQ fills in the rules: invite as many friends as you like, and you get a S$2 ride voucher for each one who signs up with a +65 number and finishes a first ride within 14 days. Friends must sign up in the same country as you, and the app can send them a reminder push message. Your link fills in your code for them; a friend who types the code by hand counts the same.

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Questions

Can I add a referral code after I’ve signed up?

TADA’s FAQ describes no way to. It says that if the code box is left empty at sign-up, the invite “will not be logged by the system” and neither side gets a voucher.

Does the code work with a foreign phone number?

Not for the referral. TADA’s FAQ says the new rider must register with a local (+65) mobile number for the referral to count.

Does a Singapore code work for TADA in Bangkok or Hong Kong?

TADA runs in Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Hong Kong and Colorado. Its FAQ says referral rewards apply only when both of you are in the same region, so a Singapore code doesn’t pay out on a sign-up from another country.

I signed up with the code. Why is there no voucher?

TADA’s FAQ gives two reasons: the code wasn’t entered at sign-up, or the account wasn’t new. For the member who invited you, the S$2 also needs your first ride within 14 days of signing up.

Why is there a pending charge on my card before the ride?

TADA holds the quoted fare on your card when a driver accepts, to check the card. It turns into a charge only after the ride, with any ERP, stops or booster seats added. A cancelled booking releases the hold.

Which ride type is “Economy” in the extra-distance table?

TADA’s table uses five columns, Economy, Economy Large, Premium, Premium Large and Exec Large, without listing which ride types fall in each. Its ride list has AnyTADA (a private-hire car or a taxi, whichever is nearest), TADA GO, Economy Large (6 seats), Premium (4) and Premium Large (6), Exec Large, TADA Junior, TADA Pets, Wheelchair Space and iONTADA (electric or hybrid). The quote in your app is the guide for your booking.

I drive for TADA. Is this code for me?

No. This page covers the rider referral only. Drivers should look in the TADA driver app.

Changes to this page

No corrections yet. The first one will be listed here, with the date and what changed.

  1. New: TADA referral code for Singapore. What the code needs from a new rider by TADA’s own FAQ (a +65 number and a first ride within 14 days), a box that adds up what a ride really costs after a voucher, waiting time, a stop or extra distance, ERP and booster seats, every charge TADA lets a driver add, and the promo codes reported for TADA, marked as not confirmed. See the page

How we know this

We read TADA’s rider FAQ for Singapore on 13 Nov 2026 in a browser, as the site shows nothing to automatic readers: the Rider Referral, Waiting Time Policy, Fare-related Issues, Payment-related Issues, Applying Vouchers and Rider’s Cancellation answers, plus TADA’s home and ride pages. TADA’s in-app referral pages show nothing outside the app, so the new rider’s voucher amount isn’t on any page we could open. The share message and the “Invite a friend” screen come from our editor’s own app on 13 Nov 2026. The pandapro voucher rules are from foodpanda’s TADA campaign terms, and Circles.Life’s TADA vouchers from its own blog, both read the same day. The promo codes are as Google’s AI summary listed them on 9 Nov 2026, and the page says they aren’t confirmed. Our code hasn’t brought in a sign-up yet, so how the referral pays out is TADA’s word, not something we’ve watched happen. The box adds up the charges TADA publishes. Other apps we keep codes for, checked the same way, are on our Referral Codes page.