How TaskHike Points Work: Earning, Submissions, Reviews & Rewards
TaskHike points are designed to connect completed tasks with rewards. This guide explains how points are earned, what happens after you submit proof, how task reviews work, and what you should know before using your points for available rewards.
The simple version
Find an eligible task, complete its requirements, submit the requested proof, and wait for the submission to be reviewed. When the submission is approved, the corresponding points can be credited to your TaskHike account according to the task and platform rules.
What are TaskHike points?
TaskHike points are the platform's reward units that can be earned by completing eligible tasks and successfully passing the required review process.
Different tasks can offer different numbers of points. The reward amount should be visible in the task information before you claim or start the task, so you can understand what the task offers before spending your time on it.
How do you earn points on TaskHike?
Points are generally connected to successful completion of eligible tasks. A task may require you to perform an action, visit a website, test something, provide feedback, complete a research activity, or perform another clearly defined action.
The exact requirements depend on the individual task. Always read the complete task instructions before starting.
Find a task
Browse available tasks and check the reward, requirements, eligibility and proof type.
Claim the task
Claim the task when you are eligible and ready to complete it.
Complete the requirements
Follow every instruction provided by the task creator.
Submit proof
Submit the proof requested by the task, such as a screenshot, URL, text response or supported file.
Wait for review
The submission is checked against the task requirements.
Receive points
When the submission is approved, the applicable points can be credited according to TaskHike's current rules.
How many points can you earn?
There is no single fixed number of points for every task. The reward depends on the individual task and its campaign configuration.
Before completing a task, check its displayed reward points. This helps you decide whether the task is suitable for you before you spend time completing it.
What happens after completing a task?
Completing the external action is only one part of the process when a task requires proof.
After completing the required action, return to TaskHike and submit the requested proof through the task submission area.
Common proof types
- Screenshot
- URL
- Text response
- Supported file upload
- Other proof specifically requested by the task
Your proof should clearly demonstrate that you completed the required action. Submitting unrelated, incomplete or misleading proof can result in rejection.
How TaskHike task reviews work
Some tasks require a review before points are credited. During the review process, the submitted proof can be checked against the requirements of the task.
Submission received
Your proof has been submitted and is waiting for review.
Requirements satisfied
The submission has passed the applicable review and the associated points can be credited.
Requirements not satisfied
The submission did not satisfy the applicable requirements. Where available, review feedback can help explain the reason.
What happens after a task is approved?
When your submission is approved, the task enters the successful completion stage. The associated points can then be added to your TaskHike points balance according to the platform's current reward rules.
Your account should provide a way to review your task activity and, as the points system develops, your points history and reward activity.
What happens if a submission is rejected?
A rejected submission means the submitted proof did not satisfy the applicable task requirements or could not be verified.
Common reasons may include:
- The required action was not completed.
- The submitted proof does not show the required action.
- The proof is incomplete or unreadable.
- The submission does not follow the task instructions.
- The submission was made after a relevant deadline.
- The task's eligibility or completion conditions were not satisfied.
A rejection does not necessarily mean there is a problem with your account. Review the task requirements and any available reviewer note before contacting support.
Why are points sometimes pending?
Points may not appear as immediately available when a task requires manual or additional verification.
A submission can move through several stages before the associated reward is finalized:
The exact timing of a review can depend on the task and the review process used for that task.
Understanding your points history
A points history is useful because it allows you to understand where your points came from and how your balance changed over time.
A future TaskHike wallet or ledger can distinguish between different transaction types, such as:
The exact transaction types and balance rules may change as TaskHike expands its wallet and rewards system.
Using TaskHike points for rewards
Points are intended to provide a way for eligible users to access available rewards through the TaskHike rewards system.
Reward availability, point requirements and redemption rules can vary over time. Always review the specific reward information shown on TaskHike before confirming a redemption.
Earn → Save → Redeem
Complete eligible tasks, build your available points balance, and use those points toward rewards that are currently available to you.
Tips for protecting your points
Read before starting
Understand every requirement before claiming a task.
Capture the right proof
Make sure your screenshot, URL, text or file directly demonstrates the requested action.
Don't rush your submission
Check your proof before submitting it.
Never pay to unlock supposed earnings
Be cautious of anyone asking you to send money in order to receive or unlock rewards.
Keep your account secure
Never share your password, OTP or account credentials with another person.
Key takeaway
TaskHike points are connected to successful task completion and verification. The safest approach is simple: understand the requirements, complete the task honestly, submit clear proof, and check your task status before expecting the associated reward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about TaskHike points, task submissions, reviews and rewards.
TaskHike points are reward units associated with eligible task completions. When a required task is completed and the submission successfully passes the applicable review, the associated points can be credited according to the current TaskHike rules.
You can earn points by completing eligible TaskHike tasks according to their requirements. Depending on the task, you may need to submit proof before the reward can be reviewed and credited.
Not necessarily. Tasks that require proof or review may remain pending until the submission has been checked. Points associated with an approved submission can then be credited according to the applicable rules.
A submission may be rejected when the required action was not completed, the submitted proof does not demonstrate the requirement, the proof is incomplete or the submission does not satisfy the task's conditions.
The required proof depends on the task. TaskHike can support proof such as screenshots, URLs, text responses and supported file uploads. Always follow the proof instructions shown on the individual task.
Points are intended to be used toward eligible rewards available through the TaskHike rewards system. Reward availability, point requirements and redemption rules may vary, so check the current reward information before redeeming points.
Points may be subject to correction or adjustment where required by the applicable task, review or account rules. Any wallet or transaction history should be checked if you believe your balance contains an unexpected change.
First check the task status and submission status. If the task was approved but the expected points are not reflected according to the applicable rules, contact TaskHike support with the relevant task and submission details.
Find a task and start building your points balance.
Browse available tasks, read the requirements carefully and choose tasks that match your eligibility and interests.