Payke Review: Japan Barcode Scanner and 500 Invite Points
Payke review covering the invitation code, 500 Payke POINT invite reward, what points can be used for and the limits.
Last updated 29 September 2026
Best for
Visitors to Japan who want to read product labels in drugstores and supermarkets.
A handy free app for reading Japanese product info in 7 languages, with invite points for new users. Payke doesn't publish the invite amount or a cash value per point, and points are only for Payke services and prepaid cards.
Pros
- Free and useful in Japan
- Invite points
- 7 languages
Watch-outs
- Invite amount not public
- No published point value
- Japan only
Current related offer
Payke offer pageAd / referral links β we may earn a bonus when you sign up.
Provider
Payke
Off to Japan and can't read the packaging? Payke is the travel app that scans product barcodes and translates them into 7 languages β a proper essential for drugstores and supermarkets. Enter invitation code ZMH3HZVG when you register (the link won't fill it in β type it yourself) and new users get 500 Payke POINT. Honest note: the invite shows 500 points, but Payke's official pages don't publish the invite amount or a fixed yen value per point; points go towards Payke eSIM and proxy-buying discounts or prepaid cards usable in Japan β not cash.
Requirement: Free to register; enter the invitation code manually at sign-up
EasyAbout 3 minutes to install and registerPayout Invite points appear in your Payke POINT balance after you register with the code, per the in-app campaign
Verified 29 September 2026
Full claim instructions are on the Payke offer page.
Main watch-outs
Type ZMH3HZVG yourself at sign-up; the link doesn't fill it in.
FAQ
- Do I have to pay to get the points?
- No. Enter the invitation code when you register.
- Does it work in Hong Kong?
- Yes. Payke is on the Hong Kong App Store, for use when shopping in Japan.