1. Who can earn
You need a verified email, an active account, and an approved earning package that has not expired to use earning features. Package access lasts for the duration displayed for the package when you purchase it.
2. Before you start an offer
- Check the offer's country, device, eligibility, instructions, and any provider-specific restrictions.
- Complete the stated requirements honestly and only once, unless the provider explicitly says otherwise.
- Do not use VPNs, bots, fabricated information, multiple accounts, or other methods to disguise identity or activity.
- Keep any confirmation the provider supplies until your activity has been resolved.
3. Provider verification comes first
A click or task submission is not itself a reward. The provider must report a valid conversion, and WorkBit must validate it and apply the active reward policy. A provider may take time to report activity, reject an ineligible conversion, or later reverse a conversion. WorkBit cannot guarantee that a particular task will be approved or when a provider will respond.
Only reward decisions recorded as approved and credited in your account ledger count as available earnings. Pending, rejected, reversed, or demo activity is not withdrawable.
4. Reward share
The current default policy allocates 80% of eligible provider payout to the user and 20% to WorkBit. The policy applied to a conversion may be configured by WorkBit and can include limits, rounding, or other eligibility rules. Where provided, the offer's displayed user reward is an estimate or catalog value; the validated ledger decision is the record of the amount actually credited.
5. Development/demo offers
The current offer catalog is development-only. Offers labelled as demo or development samples are for testing and do not create real rewards. Live provider offers and reward posting depend on WorkBit completing provider integration, approval, and configuration; a provider's name or credentials listed in a configuration example do not mean that provider is live.
6. Reversals, disputes, and abuse
If a provider rejects or reverses a conversion, or WorkBit identifies a validation, duplicate, or fraud issue, the reward may be denied, held for review, or reversed. WorkBit may request relevant information to review a dispute. Submitting false evidence or attempting to manipulate a provider's tracking may lead to account restrictions under the Terms of Service.
For a reward question, provide the offer name and any available activity or conversion reference using the support contact in your account communications.
7. No earnings promise
Offer availability and results vary. WorkBit does not promise a minimum number of offers, reward amount, hourly rate, or income. A package purchase provides time-limited access to eligible features; it is not an investment and does not guarantee a return.
8. Policy changes
Reward rules may change as provider requirements or WorkBit features change. The policy in effect for a reward decision is applied to that decision; approved transactions remain recorded in your wallet ledger.