Good morning. It’s まさきん.
I opened Rakuma to sell my kid’s old shoes, and noticed a banner I hadn’t seen before. It was for the Rakuma Ultimate Authentication video campaign. It sounded like all you had to do was watch a video and answer a survey, so I checked the conditions out of curiosity.
What type of campaign is this
The campaign types I mapped out before were mostly built around a purchase or a contract. This one only requires watching a video and answering a survey — no purchase or listing needed.
It feels like an awareness-building campaign that hands out time-limited points for a low bar of effort. I suspect there’s also an intent to spread reassurance about the Rakuma service itself.
What is Rakuma Ultimate Authentication
Rakuma Ultimate Authentication is a service where professional appraisers check items for free, either before listing or after purchase. The categories seem centered on bags, accessories, and sneakers — things where telling real from fake is genuinely hard.
The page also cites a rating along the lines of “the app people felt safest trading on.” Personally, authenticity is the thing I worry about most on secondhand marketplace apps, so I thought this was a smart angle. For sellers, too, having an item already authenticated should work as a selling point.
The breakdown: 30 points for watching the video and answering the survey
The condition is simple. Watch the designated video all the way through, then answer the survey. You need to log in with your Rakuten ID to answer it. After tapping the entry button, the flow moves on to the video and then the survey.
The reward is 30 points, to be granted as time-limited points. The scheduled payout date is November 30, 2026, and the points are valid until May 25, 2027. The campaign runs from October 1 to October 31, 2026.
Separately from Rakuma, you can also sign up for Rakuten Mobile through my referral link. Switching your number over (MNP) gets you up to 14,000 points, so it’s worth a look if you’re interested.
Clicking this opens the Rakuten login page. Once you log in, you’ll see the campaign details.
What was a little confusing
The campaign is limited to individual users — official merchant accounts aren’t eligible. Another thing to watch for: your Rakuten ID needs to stay linked to your Rakuma account until the campaign ends.
If you unlink it before the payout, you seem to lose eligibility. Since the payout is about a month out, it’s worth remembering not to accidentally unlink it in the meantime.
The reward itself isn’t large, but since it’s just a video and a survey, it’s a light-effort campaign overall.
Things worth checking before applying
When you answer the survey, make sure you’re logged in with your Rakuten ID. Don’t unlink your Rakuten ID from Rakuma before the campaign ends. This one has different conditions from the purchase-and-listing campaign I covered before, so it’s worth checking both.
Summary
This was a light campaign that only required watching a video and answering a survey. The reward is 30 points — not a huge amount, but I liked that it didn’t take much effort.
It was also a good chance to learn about the Rakuma Ultimate Authentication service itself. Conditions and the campaign period may change, so it’s worth checking the official site.
You can also sign up for Rakuten Mobile for your family through my referral link. A new contract gets you up to 13,000 points, so it’s worth checking too.
Clicking this opens the Rakuten login page. Once you log in, you’ll see the campaign details.
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