Quest RewardQUEST REWARD

GUIDE

How does Quest Reward work?

You complete activities from our partners, earn points and XP, then convert your points to euros.

1. Earn points with activities and offers

Once you sign up, the "Earn" tab and the offer wall show partner activities: install and play a game up to a goal, answer a survey, sign up for a service or try an offer.

Each offer shows its reward. Points are credited when the partner confirms the activity was completed. Depending on the offer, they may stay "pending" for a while before becoming available.

2. XP and the 50 levels

Approved activities also earn XP. As you build up XP, you move from level 1 to level 50.

Each level comes with a player share: the higher your level, the larger the part of the partner reward that goes to you.

3. Level rewards

Every level unlocks something: a badge, a title or, at major milestones, a one-time points bonus paid when you reach that level. The full list of the 50 levels and their rewards is in your account, under "Levels".

4. Converting points to euros

Your available points have a euro value set by the platform: 1,000 points = €1. Your Wallet always shows the exact euro value of your balance.

5. Requesting a withdrawal

The minimum withdrawal is €20.00. This threshold keeps payment fees down and lets us check every request properly. Available methods: PayPal, bank transfer (IBAN) and Amazon gift card.

6. Manual processing

Withdrawals are currently checked and processed manually by our team, within up to 3 business days. Quest REWARD is a small, growing company: this manual check lets us handle every request reliably and securely.

Payment is therefore not instant. If a request is declined, the reserved points are returned to your balance.

7. The rules

To keep rewards fair, a few simple rules apply: one account per person, accurate information, and activities that are genuinely completed. Partners check every approval.

Using VPNs, bots, emulators or multiple accounts voids the related earnings and may lead to account closure, as set out in the terms of use.