Taskaa.in is a newly launched website that claims to be paying users money for linking their WhatsApp accounts for a period of time. From the look of things, the platform is available in India, Pakistan, Nigeria and some other countries. So the currency being displayed is dependent on the country selected during registration.
According to the information on the site, it seems to be a highly rewarding platform for people who have the means to refer alot of people judging from the 150,000 naira per friend being displayed on the dashboard. At first, it felt weird to me seeing such huge amount for just one referral but upon studying everything closely, I discovered it’s not actually as it seems. There is a lot to know about taskaa if you don’t want to end up confused.
So in this article, we will go over some facts about the earning process and withdrawal of earnings on taskaa.in. The huge referral reward, welcome bonus are so significant that one could even doubt the authenticity of the platform. The goal therefore, is to demystify the WhatsApp earning platform, make you understand better what to expect and the reality as opposed to the slightly exaggerated data being displayed on the site.
About Taskaa
Taskaa is a task earning platform that claims to be paying users money when they link their WhatsApp accounts and also, when they refer others to sign up and connect their WhatsApp for a certain period of time. It’s not new and if you have been following this blog and the writeups and reviews I’ve been putting out, then you should understand better when I say, “WhatsApp earning site”.
For the benefit of those who don’t know. All such platforms pay users for giving them access to their WhatsApp accounts. The longer they(administrators of such websites) have access to the WhatsApp accounts, the more points or money you earn as a participant and when you are able to reach the threshold, you place withdrawal and get credited with the earnings directly to your local bank account.
The interesting thing about sites like taskaa.in is, they also tend to have highly rewarding referral incentives. So let’s also break that down.
Other Earning Methods
The additional method of earning on Taskaa is via referring others. As is now tradition, all WhatsApp earning sites have a juicy referral program and their reason for having such is, to get a lot of people to refer their friends and family as that’s one way to build very fast.
They claim users can earn up to 150,000 per friend referred. As a Nigerian, you might think it means, 150k in naira but that’s not true. In the real sense, that’s 1,500 naira per referral when the person connects his or her WhatsApp account for days. You earn certain amount per day and up to 1,500 naira (150,000 points) per referral.
You can easily get your referral link after signing up by clicking on the Invite option, then copy the link and share to others to earn more.
2. Standing machine Earnings :- the longer your WhatsApp accounts stays connected to the site, the more points you earn as well. This is known as the standing machine Earnings and it’s credited as an additional earning alongside the main points for leasing out your account to them.
According to what’s on the dashboard, users get up to 3000 points for the first 60 mins of linking his or her WhatsApp account. The rewards continues, the longer you leave your account linked to the site.
Getting Started
The first step to get started is by creating an account directly on the site, taskaa.in. After which, you will be logged into the main dashboard.
Click on the QR code option at the center and proceed to link with phone number. Enter your country code and then phone number used in creating WhatsApp.
A code will be shown to you, copy it and head to WhatsApp, tap on the three lines at the top right corner and then on Linked Devices. There you will see the option to link using phone number, go ahead and paste the code copied from the site. Then wait for it to get connected, after which, your earnings on the site will start recording.
Upon linking your WhatsApp for the first time, you will be given 15,000 points (equivalent to 150 naira). It’s not 15,000 naira, don’t confuse yourself — that’s why most people are calling the platform a scam because there is no way to withdraw the so called earnings. The reason why you can’t withdraw it is because it’s less than the withdrawal threshold.
What you’re seeing on the Taskaa dashboard are points not Naira.
Withdrawal Process
To withdraw on Taskaa, simply click on your profile icon and tap on Cashout next to your balance, select the amount you want to withdraw starting from 3,300 naira and then link bank account details and submit.
No one has withdrawn from the platform at this time, but judging from what is obtainable on similar platforms like, Taskall and Justcash, it’s likely to be manual payment processing. So when it does start paying, i.e. when people start placing withdrawal, don’t expect payment to be credited to your bank account instantly.
Is taskaa.in Legit Or Scam?
Taskaa seems to be just another WhatsApp earning platform. There is nothing unrealistic about it judging from the fact that, the points you see are not actually local currency. But at the time of writing this article, there is no definite answer to the above question.
We are yet to gather enough evidence to tag Taskaa a scam or a legit earning platform. The 15,000 was becoming an issue or better put, a source of serious confusion and I thought it wise to address it in this blog post for people to better understand what to expect from the platform and for people who are probably preparing to withdraw “free 15,000 naira” to rethink their plans.
I am not saying the site is legit now but if I finally have enough backing to call it legit, this article will probably be modified to reflect the current reality but if it ends up to be a scam, I’ll also update the readers. However, at this time, the indications are not out of the ordinary — there are flaws though, don’t get me wrong but it’s seems more like a typical WhatsApp earning site to me.
Pros 
Here is a summary of the seemingly positive things about Taskaa, all intending participants should take note of;
- High referral Incentive. 1,500 naira per referral is high and as such, top referrers would be able to earn good money from the platform.
- Low minimum threshold pegged at 3300, though some of these sites later adjust the threshold to something higher therefore frustrating the users.
- Low Ban rate at the time of writing this article. Most newly launched WhatsApp earning sites often have a low ban rate but after sometime, things get really bad.
Cons
On the other hand, there are a few annoying or less pleasant things about the platform also worth noting;
- Poorly designed interface – the issue of 15,000 naira and 150,000 points per referrals being shown using the Naira icon is as confusing as it can get. The site appears to be poorly designed and unready at the time of writing this piece, I hope some adjustments are made to reduce the confusion.
- Poor earning structure for users who can’t refer others. Connected my WhatsApp to the site and from the look of things, the earning structure is quite poor for people who have no means to build a team. So bear this in mind before joining.
- No way to contact support. They just have a telegram channel which I presume was bought or converted from what it used to be, because the date of creation is May 13th. The absence of a customer support is very worrisome and even enough to make any jittery person back out.
Conclusion
I believe you have read all you probably wanted to know about taskaa.in. The legitimacy status will be confirmed in coming days and an update will be made on this piece. If you have additional questions, do well to drop in the comment section. Thanks.
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