Hapitas Complete Guide 2026 — Catching every yen of cashback on everyday shopping

What Hapitas is — "Did you go through Hapitas for that?"

Hapitas is a point site run by OZvision Inc. With its catchy slogan "Did you go through Hapitas for that purchase?" and its strength in staple shopping offers — Rakuten Ichiba, Yahoo! Shopping, the Apple Store — it has carved out a clear "e-commerce-leaning, practical" niche, with over 5 million members.

If Moppy is the site for "earning big on high-value offers", Hapitas is the site for "reliably turning everyday shopping into points". The two have distinct flavours, which is why so many people use both.

Specs at a glance

Hapitas's biggest differentiators are the "Hapitas lottery" and "Pollet linkage" — more on both below.

Sign-up & identity check

1. Access via an invite link "Sign up directly and you miss the 1,000-pt welcome bonus" — same as Moppy. Go through pointnavi's invite link.
2. Email → verification mail → set password Carrier email won't do; Gmail / Outlook recommended.
3. Enter nickname, gender, date of birth, prefecture No real name or address needed.
4. SMS verification (phone number) One number = one account.
5. Done → 1,000-pt welcome bonus credited instantly Campaigns like "earn 500+ pt within 30 days for an extra bonus" run frequently.

Identity check is only required at cash-out

Hapitas needs no ID documents at sign-up. But once you cash out 30,000+ pt in total, eKYC is required (photo of a driver's licence / My Number card, etc.). "Do a first cash-out under 30,000 pt" and you can put the identity check off — easier to manage.

Where Hapitas is strong — e-commerce × travel × Apple

The categories where Hapitas is clearly stronger than rivals:

Watch-outs on Rakuten Ichiba — SPU, shipping, and the cart trap

Rakuten Ichiba's rate is "1.0%" across Moppy / Hapitas / Pointtown — nearly identical — but your real rate swings hugely with Rakuten SPU and the Okaimono Marathon.

4 checks so you don't miss out via Rakuten

1. From the Hapitas top page, search "Rakuten Ichiba" → tap "earn points" Going straight to a bookmarked Rakuten URL won't attach the cookie. Always go through Hapitas.
2. Shop on Rakuten → complete everything "before adding to cart" in one session Leaving items in the cart overnight can break the cookie. Finish payment the same day.
3. Check your SPU multiplier → combine with Rakuten Card, Rakuten Mobile, etc. Hapitas 1% + SPU up to 16× lifts the real rate dramatically.
4. During a Marathon, aim for 10 shops Up to +9× points in one shopping run — 2–3× better than outside Marathon.

Ways to earn points

① Hapitas search → route everyday shopping

The core of Hapitas is simply "build the habit of searching Hapitas before you shop". 10,000 yen a month of Rakuten shopping is 1,200 yen a year — zero effort.

② Hapitas lottery (a unique feature)

A draw you can do once a day. 1st prize 10,000 pt; 4th prize wins 1 pt. The expected value is tiny, but it builds a login habit, so leaving app notifications on adds a few hundred yen a month.

③ Hapitas Outlet (via clearance sales)

The "Outlet corner" stacks a limited-time boost on top of the usual cashback. Targeting the "Hapitas Day" at the start and end of the month is the standard play.

④ Free-trial offers

Free trials for video / music / meal-kit delivery. The lineup overlaps with Moppy, so watch for the "did both and the same offer showed up" trap — the same offer only credits on one site.

⑤ Credit cards / account openings

Not as dominant as Moppy, but Hapitas beats rivals on some offers during campaigns. Always compare across all sites on pointnavi right before applying for a card.

Cash-out routes & PeX direct

The Amazon Gift "+5%" is quietly strong

Hapitas has an exclusive perk: 500 yen of Amazon Gift for 490 pt. If you're a heavy Amazon user, skip cash and put it all into Amazon Gift for an effective 1.05× rate.

For JAL / ANA miles, "via PeX" is the de facto route

Converting directly from Hapitas to miles only yields around 50%. The standard is Hapitas → PeX → various mile routes. It's fiddly, but once you're used to it the effective rate exceeds 80%.

Pollet linkage & instant cash

Pollet is a prepaid-card app from the same OZvision group as Hapitas. Its big draw: top up Hapitas points to Pollet instantly → spend them as Visa in stores or online.

• Fee-free, real-time
• Usable anywhere Visa is accepted (convenience stores / Amazon / Uber Eats, etc.)
• The Pollet balance can also be withdrawn to your bank account (fee applies)
• A practical way to "spend as cash right away" the points earned from card / FX offers

Referrals & recurring rewards

Hapitas's referral program offers an industry-leading down-line bonus of up to 40%. The mechanics are close to Moppy's, but the cap differs.

• 100 pt per person referred
• Every time a referred friend earns points, 10–40% of that is credited to you
• Your referrer rank is set by how many you referred in the past 6 months
• Referred friends also get bonuses like "+1,000 pt for earning 500 pt within 30 days of joining"

What it means for bloggers

For anyone publishing point-site content on a blog / social long-term, Hapitas is "one of the two pillars you promote alongside Moppy" — a steady income source. The standard pitch is to split by use case: Hapitas for e-commerce-leaning users, Moppy for those chasing high-value offers.

Safety & the operator

OZvision Inc. was founded in 2006, is a JIPC member and holds the Privacy Mark. Private, but a veteran in the point-site industry.

• SSL (HTTPS) throughout
• Third-party data sharing is opt-in only
• 5 million members, with no publicly reported large-scale data breach
• Pollet had feature changes in 2024, but point-balance protection was maintained

Against "TSE-Prime-listed Ceres (Moppy's operator)" it's a notch smaller in corporate scale, but more than trustworthy enough as a point site. See Are point sites safe? 2026 for details.

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