Fuse Energy referral code: UHZAMA68708 & Get £100 Bill Credit
Use the Fuse Energy referral code UHZAMA68708 to get £100 Bill Credit. See what the brand offers, how to apply and what you need to do next.
Fuse Energy offer at a glance
- Reward
- £100 Bill Credit
- How to claim
- Enter UHZAMA68708
- Category
- Home & energy
- Last checked
- 10 October 2026
Evidence status
Active listing — confirm final terms
The destination is live, but the provider may change eligibility, reward value or timing.
About Fuse Energy
Fuse Energy is a digital UK household energy supplier rather than a cashback or voucher service. Its customer journey is centred on getting a property-specific quote, arranging a switch and then managing the account digitally. Fuse says customers can sign up online in under three minutes, while the Google Play listing describes account features such as real-time billing updates, multi-property management and 24/7 support. Those are useful service features, but they are platform descriptions rather than a promise that every address, meter or switch can be completed in that time.
The tariff choice deserves attention before the referral credit. Fuse’s tariff guide describes single-rate fixed tariffs, off-peak fixed tariffs, variable tariffs and a dual-rate electricity option. Bills combine a per-kWh unit rate with a daily standing charge, and the right option depends on the property, meter capability and when the household uses electricity. Its published off-peak examples should not be treated as the price of this offer. Rates, availability, estimated annual cost, contract length and any exit-fee terms need to come from the quote and contract shown for the applicant’s own address.
The service has a strong app component. A customer can use it for account and usage management and can contact Fuse through the support area; Fuse’s support page also gives support@fuseenergy.com. A smart meter or a compatible meter can be relevant to time-of-use options, but it is not sensible to assume that a particular tariff, installation or app feature will be available before Fuse has assessed the address. The practical decision is therefore two separate decisions: whether the tariff and service suit the household, and whether the referral promotion is confirmed for the exact direct sign-up journey.
Get £100 Bill Credit with Fuse Energy
This directory record is for **£100 Bill Credit** using the referral code **UHZAMA68708**, with the destination recorded as https://fuseenergy.com/. The supplied directory record says it was checked on 6 October 2026. Enter the code in Fuse’s own direct web or app enrolment, not merely on a third-party directory page. The code is not a price, a cash payment, a tariff discount or a promise of the cheapest energy deal. It is intended to identify the referral during sign-up.
Fuse’s referral announcement says that the current reward is £100 of Fuse account credit per referred customer, regardless of the number of fuels, and says both the referring customer and the referred customer receive account credit after the referee pays their first bill. It also says that only one referral code can be added to an account, it must be entered during sign-up while the campaign is live, and referred customers must sign up directly through Fuse’s app or website. Export-only referral sign-ups are expressly excluded, although export-only customers may refer others. The directory listing additionally describes an eligible new customer, an eligible import supply, a direct rather than comparison-site switch, and payment of the first full month’s bill by its due date.
There is important uncertainty to resolve before contracting. Fuse’s broader Promotions and Referrals Terms describe campaign periods and, for the campaign terms published there, a mobile-app spin with a possible award ranging from £0 to £150. They require the referred customer not to have previously been a Fuse customer, to enter into a contract with the referral code before the applicable campaign ends, and to pay their first full month of supply by the bill due date. They also impose conditions on the referrer, including being an existing Fuse customer with no outstanding balance. The official £100 announcement, the directory’s £100 record and those more general legal terms are not fully aligned on the form and certainty of the award. Treat the £100 as a recorded live offer that **needs Fuse’s confirmation** for UHZAMA68708, the applicant and the campaign shown at checkout. Do not assume a reward is secured if the code field is absent, rejected, added after sign-up or the terms displayed at enrolment instead describe a spin or another amount.
How to claim the offer
- 1Before opening the application, collect a recent bill or annual usage figures and ask Fuse for the quote for the actual property. Compare the displayed electricity and/or gas unit rate, daily standing charge, tariff type, estimated annual cost, contract term and any exit-fee wording. The referral credit should not replace this comparison.
- 2Start from Fuse’s direct website or its app, as the provider’s referral announcement requires a direct sign-up. Do not begin the referral switch through a comparison-site journey if claiming this record matters. If an application has already been started elsewhere, ask Fuse which route applies rather than creating duplicate applications.
- 3Enter the property and supply details carefully. Check that the sign-up includes an eligible import electricity or gas supply if that is what Fuse offers the address. A household seeking only export for solar generation should not expect this referral reward, because Fuse says export-only referral sign-ups are not eligible.
- 4During onboarding, look for the referral-code stage after the property sign-up details. Enter **UHZAMA68708** exactly as shown. Fuse says only one referral code can be associated with an account and it must be added during sign-up. Take a screenshot or save confirmation showing that the code was accepted before agreeing the contract.
- 5Before accepting the contract, read the promotion wording displayed in that journey. Confirm that the campaign is live, that a genuinely new Fuse customer using this code qualifies, and that the stated reward for the referred customer is £100 bill credit rather than a draw, a spin or a different amount. If the wording is unclear, obtain confirmation from Fuse support first.
- 6Complete the direct switch and meet all normal account, identity, payment and meter requirements that Fuse presents. Keep the welcome email, contract summary, referral-code evidence and the first bill. These records are useful if the account later fails to show the promotion.
- 7Once supply has begun, identify the first full month of Fuse energy supply and pay that bill by its due date. The legal referral terms specifically make timely payment of the first full month a condition for the campaign described there. Do not treat an initial estimate, partial bill or a payment made after the due date as proven qualification.
- 8After payment, check the Fuse account or later bills for the credit. Fuse’s referral announcement says credit follows the referee’s first bill, but it does not state a calendar-day posting time. If no eligible credit appears, contact Fuse through the app support section or support@fuseenergy.com with the referral code, account details, code-acceptance evidence and first-bill payment evidence.
Your referral benefit
The benefit recorded for this promotion is **£100 of bill credit**, not £100 paid into a bank account. Fuse’s legal referral terms state that credit is applied as an offset against subsequent Fuse charges until it is used in full, is not refundable and cannot be redeemed for cash. In practical terms, a confirmed £100 credit reduces future eligible energy charges by up to £100. Its full value depends on remaining a Fuse customer long enough to receive subsequent charges against which it can be applied.
The credit does not fix the household’s unit rate or standing charge, remove the need to pay the first qualifying bill, guarantee tariff availability, or make a more expensive tariff a better deal. It also does not establish the value of the code if a user is ineligible, signs up through the wrong route or is shown different campaign terms. Compare the annual quote first, then regard the credit as a separate, conditional reduction in later charges.
There is also a material distinction between the £100 figure recorded here and the general legal terms currently visible on Fuse’s site. The official referral article calls £100 the current reward, while the general terms describe a chance-based campaign with possible £0–£150 outcomes. This record preserves the directory’s £100 offer and code, but readers should obtain a clear provider confirmation of the applicable campaign and reward before relying on £100 in their switching calculation.
Before you claim
- Check the quote for the exact address, not a headline claim: record the unit rate, daily standing charge, tariff name, estimated annual cost, payment method, contract duration and any exit-fee terms before proceeding.
- Check that the sign-up is being completed directly in the Fuse website or app and that the UHZAMA68708 referral field is present before the contract is accepted. A directory page alone is not proof that the referral has been applied.
- Check new-customer status. Fuse’s general referral terms say a referred customer must not previously have been a Fuse customer; anyone returning to Fuse should ask support before expecting the reward.
- Check the supply type. Confirm that at least one eligible import supply is being switched. Fuse says an export-only referral sign-up is not eligible, so solar-export-only applicants should not count this credit in their decision.
- Check that the displayed campaign is live on the day of enrolment and that one referral code, UHZAMA68708, has been accepted. Save a timestamped screenshot or email confirmation before submitting the contract.
- Check the campaign wording for the award mechanism. It should explicitly confirm £100 bill credit for the referred customer if that is the outcome expected; if it instead refers to a spin, a range, £0–£150 or a different campaign, seek a provider answer before proceeding.
- Check the first full bill after the switch and pay it no later than its due date. Retain the bill and payment confirmation because the published legal terms make this a qualification point.
- Check the account ledger and subsequent bills after the first qualifying payment. Confirm that any reward is posted as account or bill credit, not assumed to be cash. If it is absent, contact Fuse via in-app support or support@fuseenergy.com with the evidence.
Fuse Energy referral questions
Where do I use Fuse Energy referral code UHZAMA68708?
Use UHZAMA68708 in Fuse’s own direct web or app sign-up journey, at the referral-code stage. Fuse says the code is entered during onboarding after the property sign-up step and that it must be added during sign-up. The directory destination is Fuse’s homepage, not a personalised deep link that proves the referral automatically. Do not assume that visiting the directory or clicking the provider link has attached the code: look for an accepted-code confirmation before accepting the contract.
Who can be eligible for this £100 Fuse Energy bill-credit record?
The published conditions point to a genuinely new Fuse customer who signs up directly with the referral code while the campaign is live, enters into a Fuse contract and pays the first full month’s bill by its due date. Fuse’s general terms say the referred customer must not previously have been a Fuse customer. The referral announcement excludes export-only referral sign-ups. The terms also set conditions for the referrer, such as being an existing customer with no outstanding balance; a prospective referee should ask Fuse to confirm these conditions are satisfied for this particular code.
Is £100 guaranteed when I enter UHZAMA68708?
No guarantee should be inferred until Fuse confirms the promotion in the actual sign-up flow. The directory record and Fuse’s June referral announcement describe £100 account or bill credit, but Fuse’s broader referral terms describe certain campaign periods in which an eligible customer receives a chance to spin for £0–£150. That conflict may reflect different campaigns or updated terms. The safe approach is to proceed only if Fuse explicitly confirms that this code and application qualify for £100 bill credit.
When should the referral credit arrive?
Fuse’s referral announcement says both parties receive account credit after the referred customer pays their first bill. Its general legal terms are more specific that the referred customer must pay the first full month of Fuse supply by the bill due date. Neither source provides a reliable number of days between payment and posting. Keep the first full bill and proof of on-time payment, then check subsequent account activity. If the credit is missing, use in-app support or support@fuseenergy.com rather than assuming it has been lost.
Can the £100 be withdrawn as cash or used to pay the first bill?
No. Fuse’s legal terms say the credit is an offset against subsequent bill charges until used, and it is neither refundable nor redeemable for cash. It should therefore be viewed as future account credit, not money paid to a bank account. The qualification terms also require payment of the first full month’s bill by its due date, so a customer should budget to pay that bill rather than expecting the referral credit to replace that payment.
Do I still need to compare tariffs if this referral is confirmed?
Yes. The promotion does not state a tariff price. Fuse explains that total cost includes both unit rates and standing charges, and tariff structures can be fixed, variable or time-of-use. Obtain the quote for the actual property and compare the estimated annual cost, contract terms and exit-fee wording with appropriate alternatives. A £100 later bill credit may be valuable, but it should not be used to ignore a higher ongoing cost or unsuitable meter requirements.
What if the referral-code box is missing, rejects the code, or I forget to add it?
Stop before accepting the contract if the referral is important and ask Fuse to clarify through the app or support@fuseenergy.com. The published referral announcement says the code must be entered during sign-up and only one code can be added to an account. No source reviewed here confirms that Fuse will add UHZAMA68708 manually after a contract has been accepted. Save screenshots of an error or missing field and do not rely on a verbal assumption that the credit will be applied later.
Can an export-only solar customer use this offer?
Not on the published wording. Fuse’s referral announcement says export-only referral sign-ups are not eligible for a reward, although export-only customers can still refer other people. If the property imports electricity or gas as well as exporting, the exact supply combination and campaign eligibility need provider confirmation during sign-up. Do not treat solar generation, battery ownership or the ability to view export data as proof that this referral qualification has been met.
I used Fuse in the past. Can I use this as a returning customer?
Fuse’s general referral terms say the referred customer must not previously have been a Fuse customer. That means a former customer should not expect the new-customer referral reward merely by entering the code. An existing Fuse customer may be able to act as a referrer under the campaign terms, but that is different from qualifying as the referee. Ask Fuse for a written answer before switching back or opening another account specifically for this promotion.
Sources and verification
Reviewed 10 October 2026. The status above explains how much of the recorded claim was confirmed; always check the live brand page for the latest eligibility rules, deadlines and reward details.
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