--- meta_title: "Temu C4C: eligible clicks, referral games and reward claims" meta_description: "Check a Temu click-for-click exchange: game, country, eligible users and deadline. Separate referral progress from rewards and credit-back purchases." date_modified: "2026-10-09" --- # Temu C4C: check whether an exchanged click counts C4C means “click for click” or “code for code”. You help someone with a referral task and ask them to help with yours. Temu counts the action only if it meets that round's eligibility rules. A returned click can leave your progress unchanged. Before exchanging, write down the game, country, deadline and type of user your task accepts. Check progress in your own event screen after the other person clicks. ## Referral games and credit-back purchases | You are looking at… | Your next check | |---|---| | Farmland, Fishland, Hat Trick or another referral game | Which invitations or actions count in this round, and how much each one contributes. | | ClaimCredit, WinCredit or a spend-to-credit offer | Which orders and payment methods qualify, the progress rate and any claim schedule. | | An amount in Credit balance | How much credit you can apply to an eligible purchase. | A game's title alone does not tell you how to finish it. Check the round's instructions. Some tasks accept existing users; others require new app users or new buyers. Use the definition in your offer when you arrange an exchange. For purchase-based rewards, start with our [promotion comparison](/all-events). For credit you already received, read the [wallet guide](/temu-credit-guide). ## What to include in an exchange request Give the game, country, code or link, deadline and the user type you need. Follow the community's posting rules. Do not include passwords, payment details or verification codes. After an exchange, check whether Temu recorded an eligible action. If it did not, report what your event screen shows before asking the other person to repeat the click. Their screenshot cannot establish that Temu credited your account. Do not pay a stranger for a guaranteed reward or guaranteed eligible click. You cannot verify either promise from a message alone. ## A small gap can still take a lot of work A counter showing 0.01 left does not tell you the number of invitations or purchases still required. Check how much the next eligible action contributes and whether the rate has changed. Set a time limit and a spending limit before continuing. If a round displays earned progress at a stated purchase rate, the [credit calculator](/credit-calculator) can estimate the spending implied by the gap. It does not predict lottery outcomes, referral eligibility or a changing rate. ## Check the payout, not just the counter Record the completion message and required claim steps. For a credit reward, check the wallet balance or transaction history. For goods, check whether Temu created an order and whether it asks for another payment. Follow the instructions for a cash reward's stated payout method. A missing offer and a missing wallet payout need different checks. Our [troubleshooting guide](/claimcredit-not-working) helps you separate them. Keep screenshots of the rules and progress if you need support to review a claim. ## Account rules still apply Keep each account with its owner. Do not create false identities or self-referrals to bypass the eligibility rules. Sharing Wi-Fi alone does not establish why Temu rejected a click or restricted an account. See our [household account guide](/family-account) for account ownership and credit transfers. ### Sources and limits Temu's [terms of use](https://www.temu.com/terms-of-use.html) refer promotions to their separate rules. Read those rules inside your own event. This guide does not establish a universal finish rate, stage count or required number of new users. For issued wallet credit, see Temu's [credit balance policy](https://www.temu.com/bgt_credit_about.html), checked on 9 October 2026.