Stocko via CampGuruji: ₹550 reward for a new account, KYC and two trades

At a glance

This is an advertised cashback-style sign-up offer rather than a straightforward shopping discount: a CampGuruji campaign page for the Stocko app advertises a ₹550 reward for new users who register, complete Aadhaar + PAN KYC, choose the ₹9-per-order plan, add at least ₹200 and place two trades. The reward is not guaranteed — it depends on tracking, merchant approval and strict one-per-user rules — and we could not verify the payout on an official Stocko page.

Quick facts

• Advertised reward: ₹550 paid to the UPI ID submitted on the campaign page.
• Requirements observed on the campaign page: mobile number and UPI ID, app install, registration, KYC with Aadhaar and PAN, ₹9-per-order plan (not a monthly plan), ₹200 added and two trades.
• Stated payout window: within 48 hours on the campaign page; the deal message suggested two to three days by UPI.
• Limit: once per user, UPI ID, IP address and device; duplicate or suspicious registrations can be rejected.

Product overview

Stocko is positioned in the campaign as a discount broking app with a ₹9-per-order trading plan. The campaign page itself is a third-party rewards page: it collects your mobile number and UPI ID first, then asks you to install the Stocko app, finish registration and KYC, fund the account and trade. There is no product price to compare here — the “deal” is the referral-style reward for completing those steps.

Why consider it

If you were already planning to open a discount-broking account, ₹550 back on roughly ₹200 of funded trading activity is a meaningful incentive on paper. The steps are concrete and the campaign provides a UPI-based tracking page. The ₹9-per-order plan the page specifies is a simple pricing structure compared with percentage-based brokerage.

Pros and cons

Pros: sizeable advertised reward relative to the small ₹200 funding requirement; clearly listed eligibility steps; a tracking page exists for submitted UPI IDs.

Cons: requires full Aadhaar and PAN KYC plus real-money trading; the reward is discretionary and can be denied for duplicate, suspicious or untracked registrations; we could not confirm the campaign on Stocko's own site, and there is no independent confirmation the payout is honoured.

Who should buy it

This only suits someone already comfortable opening a trading account, sharing KYC documents and accepting market risk on two trades. It is a poor fit if you want a no-strings cashback deal, if you would open the account purely for the reward, or if you are not prepared for the reward to be rejected despite completing the steps.

Final verdict

Treat this as a conditional lead, not confirmed free money. If you already wanted to try Stocko and accept the KYC, funding and tracking conditions, the advertised ₹550 reward is worth pursuing with screenshots and low expectations; if the reward is the only reason you would sign up, the verification gaps and rejection clauses argue for skipping it.