{"id":48036,"date":"2026-09-03T00:29:24","date_gmt":"2026-09-03T00:29:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/noticiatecnologia.com\/pontos-da-shein-como-ganhar-e-usar\/"},"modified":"2026-09-03T02:13:59","modified_gmt":"2026-09-03T02:13:59","slug":"shein-points-how-to-earn-and-use-them","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/noticiatecnologia.com\/en\/pontos-da-shein-como-ganhar-e-usar\/","title":{"rendered":"Shein Points: how to earn them, their value, and how to use them for payment."},"content":{"rendered":"

You place an order on SHEIN, receive the package, and the app shows a points balance that just keeps growing. Points for opening the app, points for rating the item with a photo, points that appear and then, one day, disappear. The question everyone asks is the same: how much is this worth and how do I convert it into a discount on my next order?<\/p>\n

This guide answers all your questions in the right order. First, where the points are stored and what the balance shows. Then, the two ways to earn points within the app: daily check-in and photo reviews. Next, how much the points are worth, a number shown at checkout for each order, and the four rules that determine how many you can use each time: validity period, limit per order, order of use, and combining points with a coupon. Finally, a step-by-step guide to payment and what happens to your points when an order is canceled.<\/p>\n

Everything is within the official SHEIN app for Android. There's no separate website, no separate points app, and no code to enter: points are earned and used within the same app you use to make purchases. If you don't already have the app, the card below will take you to the official page on Google Play.<\/p>\n

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<\/span> 4,8<\/span>(11.5 million reviews)<\/span><\/div>
<\/svg><\/span> 1 billion+ downloads<\/span><\/div><\/div> <\/svg><\/span> View on Google Play<\/span> <\/svg><\/span><\/a> <\/div><\/div>

Where the points are located and what the balance shows.<\/h2>\n

The points reside in the tab. I<\/b>, the same one that stores the coupons. Tap on it and the app shows your current balance. Going to the points screen, you can see what has been earned, what has been spent, and the expiration date of your points. This is the screen to open before any order because it tells you how many points are about to expire and therefore which ones need to be used first.<\/p>\n

Two things to understand before making any calculations. First: points are not money in a wallet. They only convert into a discount at checkout, and the value of that discount in reais (Brazilian currency) is shown there for that order. Second: points have an expiration date. A large, unused balance will decrease over time, not due to usage.<\/p>\n

With that clear, the rest is routine: earn a little every day, earn more with each photo review, and spend on every order, always keeping an eye on the limit shown at checkout.<\/p>\n

1. Daily check-in: points for opening the app<\/h2>\n

The easiest way to earn points is through daily check-ins. You open the app, go to the points screen, and tap on the day's check-in. The points are added to your balance. It's a small amount each time, but it's every day, and the sum of a month's check-ins is what sustains the balance for those who use points on every order.<\/p>\n

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  1. Open the SHEIN app.<\/li>\n
  2. Tap the tab I<\/b>.<\/li>\n
  3. Enter the points area.<\/li>\n
  4. Tap on check-in<\/b> of the day.<\/li>\n
  5. Check your updated balance and come back tomorrow.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    What to expect: Checking in earns points for each day of attendance, and the daily amount appears on the screen itself. You don't need to buy anything to check in; the rule is to open and tap. Those who make it a habit to open the app in the morning, along with the coupon center on the home screen, accumulate points and coupons without extra effort.<\/p>\n

    Real limit: one check-in per day. A day without opening the app is a day without points, and check-in points expire like any other. Accumulating points without using them is the most common way to lose them. Check-in increases your balance; checkout is what transforms the balance into a discount.<\/p>\n

    2. Reviews with photos: points for describing the condition of the item when it arrived.<\/h2>\n

    The second way comes after the purchase: rating a product you received, with a photo. The app asks for the rating in My Orders, after delivery. You give the rating, write what you thought of the size, fabric and fit, attach a photo of the item and send it. Ratings with photos earn points; this is how SHEIN rewards the information that helps the next buyer choose.<\/p>\n

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    1. Tap the tab I<\/b> and open My requests<\/b>.<\/li>\n
    2. Locate the delivered order and tap on "rate the product".<\/li>\n
    3. Rate it and write a review: what size did you choose, did it fit, what is the fabric like, and does the color match the photo in the ad?.<\/li>\n
    4. Please attach photos of the part you received.<\/li>\n
    5. Submit and track your balance on the points screen.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      What to expect: each item delivered can receive its own rating, so an order with multiple pieces yields several opportunities for points. The photo is what makes the difference in the rule: the rating with an image of the item is the one that earns points. Photograph the item worn or laid flat on a light surface, in daylight, to show color and fit.<\/p>\n

      Real limit: the review is about the item you received. Photos of something else, copied text, or reviews unrelated to the product do not fulfill the purpose. Write what you would say to a friend who is thinking of buying the same item: if the size matches the chart, if the fabric is thin or thick, if the color is the same as in the photo.<\/p>\n

      How much are they worth: the number shown at checkout.<\/h2>\n

      Here's the honest answer to the title question. The surest way to know how much your points are worth on an order is to look at the points line at checkout. There, the app shows, in reais (Brazilian currency), the discount that the applicable points generate on that purchase, already respecting the limit per order. Two different orders may use different amounts of points because the limit changes depending on the purchase.<\/p>\n

      Therefore, the practical way to know how much your points are worth is always the same: fill your cart, go to checkout, activate the points line, and read the value. This number is what matters because it's what comes out of the total. Any calculation done in your head before checkout is an approximation; the discount value is what appears on the payment screen.<\/p>\n

      This is also why points are a complementary discount, not the main discount. The coupon covers the larger portion; the points complete the deal. Those who use both together, on every order, are the ones who feel the difference at the end of the month.<\/p>\n

      The four rules that determine how much you use.<\/h2>\n

      Validity.<\/b> Points have an expiration date. On the points screen, the app shows the validity of your points. Expired points are removed from your balance without notice at checkout; the only way to avoid losing them is to use them beforehand. If you shop at SHEIN occasionally, check the expiration dates before deciding on your next order.<\/p>\n

      Limit per order.<\/b> Not all points are always used in a single purchase. Checkout shows the limit for that order, and the app applies points up to that maximum. The remaining points stay in the account for the next order. This means that a large balance may require two or three orders to be spent, and waiting to accumulate more points doesn't increase the discount on an order beyond the limit.<\/p>\n

      Oldest ones first.<\/b> When you use points, the app consumes the oldest ones before the newest ones. This rule works in your favor: using points on every order, even a few, depletes the points that are about to expire. Those who only use points occasionally let the old ones expire while the new ones remain unused.<\/p>\n

      One coupon per order, which can be combined with points.<\/b> The order accepts only one coupon, but points are added on top of it. At checkout, the coupon and points appear as separate discounts, and the final total already includes both. There is no choice between coupon or points: the correct choice is coupon and points.<\/p>\n

      How to use it for payment<\/h2>\n

      Using points is a line in the checkout process. With your cart full, you reach the payment screen, choose the coupon, activate the points, and read the summary. The order matters because the limit per order appears on this screen, and that's where you find out how many points you'll receive.<\/p>\n

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      1. Fill your cart and tap checkout.<\/li>\n
      2. At checkout, select the coupon in the line of Coupon<\/b>, If you have one that meets the minimum value and category requirements.<\/li>\n
      3. Locate the line of Points<\/b>.<\/li>\n
      4. Activate the points program. The app shows the limit per order and the discount amount in Brazilian Reais.<\/li>\n
      5. Here's a summary: items, coupon discount, points discount, and final total.<\/li>\n
      6. Confirm the payment.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

        What to expect: the points discount appears as a separate line in the summary. If the line isn't there, the points haven't been applied; go back to the points line and activate them again. After payment, the balance on the points screen decreases by the amount used, and any remaining points become available for the next purchase, with each point expiring.<\/p>\n

        Real limit: points are only credited before payment confirmation. Orders finalized without activating the points line will not receive the discount. That's why the summary is the last mandatory step: reading the discount lines takes two seconds and prevents you from paying more for a forgotten tap.<\/p>\n

        Cancellation: what happens to the points<\/h2>\n

        Did you cancel the order? Two things happen. The points you used on that order are returned to your account. And the points earned with that order are removed, since the purchase was not completed. The balance returns to its state before the order: you neither lose what you spent nor keep what you earned.<\/p>\n

        This behavior avoids two pitfalls. The first is the fear of using points: since cancellation returns what was used, there's no reason to save points "just in case I cancel." The second is the idea of placing an order to earn points and then canceling; the earnings disappear along with the order.<\/p>\n

        After a cancellation, open the points screen and check your balance. Returned points retain their validity logic and continue to be used in order of oldest first on your next order.<\/p>\n

        Situation, where it is located in the app, and what happens to the points.<\/h2>\n

        The table lists each situation that affects your balance, the location in the app where it occurs, and its effect on your points.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
        Situation<\/th>\nWhere is it located in the app?<\/th>\nWhat happens to the points?<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
        Daily check-in<\/td>\nPoints screen, on the Me tab.<\/td>\nEarn points once a day.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
        Evaluation with photo<\/td>\nMy orders, item delivered.<\/td>\nPoints are awarded after the evaluation with photo is submitted.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
        Used for payment<\/td>\nPoints line at checkout<\/td>\nDiscounts are applied up to the limit per order; the oldest orders are sold first.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
        Coupon on the same order<\/td>\nCoupon line at checkout<\/td>\nOne coupon per order; points are added to it.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
        Cancellation<\/td>\nMy requests<\/td>\nReturns the points used; removes the earnings from the request.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
        Validity<\/td>\nDot screen<\/td>\nPoints lost are deducted from the balance.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

        Read the table from bottom to top when deciding what to do: first the validity period, then what the checkout allows, and only then how much extra you can earn with check-ins and reviews.<\/p>\n

        Complete step-by-step guide: from check-in to payment discount.<\/h2>\n

        The most common scenario is for someone who has already made a purchase, has some points sitting idle, and wants to use them on their next order without letting anything expire. The sequence below combines earning and using points into a single routine.<\/p>\n

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        1. Open the SHEIN app and tap the tab. I<\/b>.<\/li>\n
        2. Go to the points screen and do the check-in<\/b> of the day.<\/li>\n
        3. Read the balance and expiration date. Note how many points expire first.<\/li>\n
        4. Open My requests<\/b> Check if any items have been delivered without a rating. If so, rate them with a photo and return to the points screen to check your balance.<\/li>\n
        5. Go to the home page and open the coupon center. Redeem the coupons that match the purchase you intend to make.<\/li>\n
        6. Put together your cart with the coupon in mind: items from the right category, exceeding the minimum purchase amount.<\/li>\n
        7. Tap on complete purchase.<\/li>\n
        8. At checkout, select the coupon in the coupon line.<\/li>\n
        9. Activate the points line. Read the limit per order and the discount amount.<\/li>\n
        10. Check out the summary: items, coupon, points, and final total.<\/li>\n
        11. Confirm the payment.<\/li>\n
        12. When the item arrives, go back to My Orders, rate it with a photo, and add funds to your balance for your next order.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

          The cycle closes automatically: today's order becomes a review with a photo tomorrow, the review turns into points, the points turn into a discount on the next order. Those who get into this rhythm never see points expiring.<\/p>\n

          \"SHEIN

          SHEIN Online Shopping<\/h3> Android<\/span> <\/div> <\/div>
          <\/span> 4,8<\/span>(11.5 million reviews)<\/span><\/div>
          <\/svg><\/span> 1 billion+ downloads<\/span><\/div><\/div> <\/svg><\/span> View on Google Play<\/span> <\/svg><\/span><\/a> <\/div><\/div>

          Common mistakes<\/h2>\n