Could Walking Every Day Get You an Apple Watch? This Program Makes It Possible
What if walking every day could get you a free Apple Watch? That's the idea behind Zopper and HDFC Ergo's new initiative, 'India Gets Moving.' This program combines technology, fitness, and rewards to motivate people to stay active. By walking 15,000 steps daily for a year, participants can claim a full refund on an Apple Watch.
Here's a closer look at how the program works and what you need to do to participate.

How Does It Work?
You can take advantage of this offer by purchasing an Apple Watch from any Apple Premium Reseller in India, such as Invent or Unicorn. Once you've bought the watch, you'll need to manually sign up for the Zopper Wellness Program, which is completely free.
After signing up, you'll be enrolled in HDFC Ergo's insurance program. To track your progress, simply sync your Apple Health Kit with the HDFC Ergo app.
How Are Points Earned?
The number of steps you walk each day translates into points.
- Up to 8,000 steps: No points earned.
- 8,001 to 10,000 steps: Earn 1 point per day.
- 10,001 to 12,000 steps: Earn 2 points per day.
- 12,001 to 15,000 steps: Earn 3 points per day.
- Above 15,000 steps: Earn 4 points per day.
Refund Structure
Your monthly point total determines how much of the Apple Watch's cost you'll be refunded. Here's how it works:
| Daily Steps | Points Earned Per Day | Monthly Points Needed | Refund Percentage |
| Up to 8,000 | 0 | Less than 30 | 0% refund |
| 8,001 - 10,000 | 1 | 31-50 | 10% refund |
| 10,001 - 12,000 | 2 | 51-70 | 30% refund |
| 12,001 - 15,000 | 3 | 71-90 | 60% refund |
| Above 15,000 | 4 | 91-110 | 80% refund |
| Exceed 15,000 every day | 4 daily, 110+ monthly | More than 110 | 100% refund |
- Daily steps are tracked through the Apple Health Kit synced with the HDFC Ergo app.
- Points are awarded based on your step count each day.
- The total points accumulated in a month determine the refund percentage for your Apple Watch purchase.
- To get a 100% refund, you need to consistently walk enough to earn 110+ points per month by walking 15,000+ steps daily.
- Partial refunds are available for fewer steps, ensuring every effort counts.
Read the complete terms and conditions of the offer here.
Eligible Apple Watch Models
This offer is valid for several models, including the Apple Watch Series 10, Apple Watch Ultra, and Apple Watch SE.
Where and How to Enroll
The program is exclusive to offline Apple Premium Reseller stores. Purchases made through the Apple website, Amazon, Flipkart, or other online platforms are not eligible. Be sure to check the availability of the program at your local reseller before making a purchase.
Can You Really Get a Free Apple Watch by Walking?
The idea of earning a free Apple Watch just by walking might seem far-fetched, but this program is designed to make it achievable with consistent effort. Here's how it works and why it's possible to meet the challenge.
Flexible Refund Structure
Not everyone needs to hit the full 15,000 steps every day to see results. While walking 15,000 steps daily for a year will get you a 100% refund, the program also allows partial refunds for fewer steps. Even walking fewer days or steps in a month can earn you up to 80%, 60%, or 30% of your Apple Watch's cost back. This flexibility ensures your efforts don't go unrewarded.
Motivation for Every Level
The tiered reward system encourages steady progress. You don't need to overhaul your entire lifestyle overnight. Start with a manageable step count, build consistency, and work toward higher targets as you go. This gradual approach makes it easier to stay motivated without feeling overwhelmed.
What's the Catch?
The biggest challenge is maintaining consistency. Walking 15,000 steps a day translates to about 10-12 kilometers, which requires significant time and effort. For people with active lifestyles or walking habits, this may align well with their routine. For others, it will take deliberate planning and commitment.
Is It Realistic?
Yes, achieving the goal is realistic if you're willing to commit to a daily walking routine. The program is designed to reward consistent effort rather than perfection, making it accessible for a wide range of participants. Even if you fall short of the full target, you still benefit from partial refunds, making the challenge worthwhile.
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