Huat Pals 2025 Guide: Get Pineapple Tart to Win up to S$88 or a Pixel Device!
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Huat Pals is back for the 5th time this year to celebrate the Year of the Snake! Feed Snax all of its favourite Lunar New Year goodies to win a scratch card worth up to S$88, Pixel 9, or Pixel Buds Pro 2!
You will need to have Google Pay to play this game:
Current sign up reward for Google Pay: get S$3 when you use my referral link and make a transaction of at least S$10.
If you can’t see the game in your Google Pay app, you can tap on this link with your phone. Subscribe to the Telegram for more updates on earning more from your credit cards, wallet apps, savings accounts and more! I’ll also give away extra goodies to Telegram subscribers when I get them.

How to earn more goodies
In order to win this year’s Huat Pals, you need to get all 5 goodies: New Year Cake, Love Letters, Kueh Bangkit, Mini Shrimp Rolls, and Pineapple Tart (likely the rare one). To get more goodies, you need to do the following:
| No. | Task | Remarks | Goodies |
| Task 1 | Making eligible transactions above $5 to merchants | Pay via FavePay QR, PayNow QR (business), or PayNow to UEN | 1 per day |
| Task 2 | Make a FavePay transaction | Minimum S$5 (after any FavePay cashback is applied) | 1 per day |
| Task 3 | Send money an amount above $10 to a friend | Recipient must be a Google Pay user | 1 per day |
| Task 4 | Gift a goodie to a friend and receive one bonus goodie per unique friend you gift | Use Telegram Group to easily find more people! | 5 per day |
Prizes
Once you get all 5 goodies, you will win a prize which includes:
- a scratch card worth up to $88.88
- a Pixel 9
- a pair of Pixel Buds Pro 2
The key to winning: get more randomly generated goodies
Every year, there is only one truly rare piece and the one this year is likely to be the Pineapple Tart. Each time you get a randomly generated Pal, you have a small chance for it to be Pineapple Tart. The key is hence to get as many randomly generated goodies as possible to increase the odds of it being the rare goodie.
Easiest way to play this game
Task 1: Making eligible transactions above $5 to merchants via PayNow (easy 1 goodie each day, task resets at 8AM everyday)
This task is very simple and can be done by paying merchants that accept payments via PayNow QR. The PayNow QR must be linked to a UEN (company registration number) so personal PayNow QR codes will not work.
The easiest way is to use Google Pay to make payment for one of the following:
- AXS website bill payments (the app does not allow for PayNow QR)
- CPF top-ups
- ShopeePay top-ups
AXS bill payments are my favourite since I can pay down my credit card bills and complete this task without actually spending money. Do this daily for one goodie each day.
Task 2: Make a FavePay transaction (not so easy 1 goodie each day, task resets at 8AM everyday)
Perhaps the most difficult task, you can consider spending at FavePay merchants like Subway.
Task 3: Send money an amount above $10 to a friend (easy 1 goodie each day, task resets at 8AM everyday)
This is also very easy. Just find a friend, preferably someone who is also playing Huat Pals so that you can team up to send each other S$10 every day.
Task 4: Gift a goodie to a friend and receive one bonus goodie per unique friend you gift (easy 5 goodies each day)
For this task, make use of the Telegram Group (now 4 years of age!) to facilitate the gifting of goodies to unique people. This can be easily done each day, and you can do this up to 5 times daily for 5 goodies.
Total: 8 daily goodies (7 easy ones from Tasks 1, 3 and 4)
With 3 easier tasks offering 7 goodies and Huat Pals running for 10 days this year, you can get at least 70 randomly generated goodies. This is 70 chances of getting the rare goodie to win!
Good luck on getting Pineapple Tart!
Play Huat Match for more goodies
Same as last year, you can play mini-games like Huat Match to earn more goodies.

The objective is to match as many items as possible in a game similar to Candy Crush. Score above 450 points to get a Huat Pal.
Tip: match goodies nearer to the bottom and middle of the screen for a better chance of chain reactions!
Pro-tip: can’t get 450 by 15 moves? End Huat Match so you can have another chance of playing!

BB Loh gives goodies!
Remember our old friend? BB Loh can be found on the upper right corner of the Huat Pals page and he (she???) will give you extra goodies!!
Thanks Jeannie for this tip!
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Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.
He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.
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