TaskHike gives you a structured way to discover eligible tasks, understand what is required, complete the activity, submit proof when needed, and receive points when your completion is approved.
Every task can have its own requirements and verification method, but the basic TaskHike journey follows a clear sequence.
Follow each stage to understand what you should do and what happens next.
Start by exploring available tasks. Each task can have different requirements, reward points, estimated completion time, eligibility conditions, availability limits, and proof requirements.
Read the complete task instructions before claiming or completing the activity. Pay attention to the required action, proof type, deadlines, limits, and any special conditions.
When you have reviewed the requirements and are ready to participate, claim the task if claiming is available. The task then becomes part of your active task journey.
Complete the task exactly according to its instructions. Use the required process and make sure the activity you perform matches what the task asks you to do.
Some tasks can be verified automatically, while others require proof such as a screenshot, URL, text response, file, or business confirmation. Submit the type of evidence requested by the task.
After submission, the task may enter a review process. Depending on the task, verification may be automated, manual, or handled by an authorized business or partner.
When an eligible task completion passes the applicable review process, its associated points can be credited according to the current TaskHike points system.
The proof method depends on how a task is configured. Always follow the specific instructions shown on the task.
Some activities may be verified automatically without a manual proof upload.
You may be asked to provide a screenshot that demonstrates the requested activity.
Some tasks may require a URL that allows the relevant activity or result to be checked.
Certain tasks may require a written response, answer, feedback, or other text-based proof.
A task may require an uploaded file or document as evidence of completion.
Some activities may be verified by an authorized business or task partner.
Submitting your proof starts the verification stage. The result depends on whether the activity and evidence satisfy the requirements of the task.
A few extra seconds of checking can help you avoid an incomplete or invalid submission.
Read the complete instructions before starting the activity.
Make sure your screenshot, file, URL, or response is readable and relevant.
Your proof should demonstrate the activity actually requested by the task.
Some tasks have start dates, end dates, or other availability limits.
Fake, duplicate, or manipulated activity can result in rejection or account restrictions.
Never include passwords, OTPs, or unnecessary private credentials in task proof.
Be careful with online task opportunities that ask you to deposit your own money before you can access supposed earnings or continue completing tasks. Legitimate task participation should not require you to send money simply to release an advertised reward.
Read our guide to earning points safelyApproved task completions can contribute points to your TaskHike account. Eligible points may then be used toward rewards available on the platform.
Finish an eligible task.
Pass the applicable review.
Receive the associated points.
Use eligible points for available rewards.
No. Claiming a task means you have entered the task workflow. Points are generally associated with an eligible completion that satisfies the task requirements and passes the applicable review process.
No. The proof method depends on the individual task. Some tasks may use automatic verification, while others may require screenshots, URLs, text, files, or business confirmation.
A submission may be rejected when the activity or submitted proof does not satisfy the applicable task requirements. Check any available rejection reason or administrator note for more information.
Yes. Tasks can have different eligibility conditions, completion limits, dates, proof methods, instructions, and reward values. Always read the individual task details before starting.
Points should not automatically be treated as cash. TaskHike may make specific rewards available for eligible point balances, and reward availability and conditions can change.
You can visit the TaskHike Help Center or contact TaskHike support for account, task, submission, or reward-related questions.
Explore available tasks, read the requirements carefully, and start your TaskHike journey.