Taskbucks review: is there payment proof, and what is its current status?

What Taskbucks is

Taskbucks is an Android app run by DigiSmart Digital Media Private Limited, a company based in Gurugram, Haryana, India.

Inside the app, members completed tasks and offers from brands and app developers, played quizzes and games for coins, took part in daily contests, and could invite friends through a referral setup.

The official Taskbucks website currently shows a notice to users that the TaskBucks rewards program is being discontinued. The notice carries no date and does not say when the program ends or what happens to existing balances.

Taskbucks at a glance

The table below pulls together what is published about Taskbucks, directly from its website, terms and Google Play listing.

Facts checked on 2026-10-06

How members earned on Taskbucks

Earning on Taskbucks centered on completing tasks and offers from brands and app developers, which usually meant trying or engaging with an app or product.

• Completing offers from brands and app developers.
• Playing quizzes and games for coins.
• Taking part in daily contests.
• Inviting friends through the referral setup.

The Google Play listing states that all rewards on Taskbucks are wallet cash and are not real cash. Reward coins, and any cash converted from them, expired from the wallet if not used within 60 days of being earned, according to the Taskbucks terms.

The terms also say rewards depended on reports Taskbucks received from its advertisers, and that Taskbucks was not liable to pay out if it had not received the matching payment from the advertiser itself.

How Taskbucks paid out, and who could join

On the main Taskbucks platform, payout methods listed were Paytm Cash, mobile recharge packs (prepaid talktime and data, and postpaid bill payments), and transferring coins to a partner mobile wallet. Mobile recharges and other redemptions were fulfilled through a third-party application, per the terms.

Bank account withdrawal was only available through a separate platform called TaskBucks Pro, and the terms state that a 5% TDS (tax deducted at source) was deducted on amounts earned there.

No minimum redemption amount is published on the Taskbucks website, terms or store listing, and the coin-to-rupee conversion rate is not published either. Whether Paytm Cash is still offered is unclear, since that part of the website text predates the discontinuation notice.

Taskbucks was available only to users in India, and its terms required that users be able to form legally binding contracts under Indian law. The minimum age stated in the terms is 18. Signing up required a verified mobile number and an email address, and TaskBucks Pro payouts additionally required a name, PAN card and a bank account in that same name.

Taskbucks compared with PocketsFull

Here is how the two compare on the basics, using only what each site publishes.

How PocketsFull differs

PocketsFull is a rewards site where members take paid surveys and complete offers, including many game and app offers, and redeem the rewards they collect.

Joining PocketsFull is free and there is no deposit involved: rewards come from completing surveys and offers, not from paying in.

PocketsFull also has a separate free-games page with browser games that need no download and no sign-up, though those games are for fun and do not pay rewards.

The minimum age on PocketsFull is 13, with parental or guardian consent required under 18, and PocketsFull has an Android app on Google Play along with a website that also works in a phone browser.

How PocketsFull pays

The box below shows the payout options available on PocketsFull, and these depend on the member's country.

Rewards can be redeemed for local gift cards, which vary by country, along with PayPal and Litecoin, listed on the redeem screen.

PocketsFull does not offer mobile recharge or wallet transfers as a payout option, unlike what Taskbucks listed.