Learn And Earn: Daily Quiz

Yes, and there's nothing to buy. It's funded by advertising - a banner, and optional short videos - and the coins are a share of that revenue passed back to you. The facts themselves are all there either way.

An iPhone or iPad on iOS 15.0 or later, or an Android phone or tablet. The two stores rate the same questions differently: 4+ on the App Store, Teen on Google Play. If you are deciding for a child, the App Store rating is the one that reflects the content.

2,000 coins, the same first-payout minimum as every one of our apps. After your first, it is 5,000 coins, or $5.00, in all of them. The redeem screen shows what your balance is currently worth.

The coins from revealed cards build into a balance you cash out through PayPal, from the redeem screen in the app.

Yes, on Google Play, and this was the first of ours to get one. All four reward apps are on both stores now. It's the same app on the same terms: coins for revealing cards, and a cash-out to PayPal at 2,000 coins, which is $2.00, then 5,000 after that.

No, and this is the one thing to know before you build a balance up. The app keeps your coins on the device rather than in an account. An Android balance and an iPhone balance are separate, and each has to reach 2,000 on its own. There's nothing to transfer between them. Cash out before you change phones. We put this in an FAQ rather than the small print because we've criticized another app in this category for burying exactly this - see our Mistplay review.

Nine cards, one in each category, plus the Daily Quiz - ten random questions you can play once a day. A card pays a coin when you reveal the answer; the quiz pays a coin for each question you get right.

Swagbucks is a much bigger site of surveys, offers and games, and its PayPal rewards start at $5 for 530 SB. Learn And Earn pays a little for a short daily lesson, at a published 1,000 coins to the dollar. We compared Swagbucks with six other survey and task apps, and ours, in apps like Swagbucks, with our interest declared at the top.

Illumination Development, L.L.C., an independent developer based in Phoenix, Arizona. James Krupnik builds the apps and writes this site; the about page says more. The same company publishes three other reward apps and fourteen apps that pay nothing.

Judge it on the terms rather than on us. You never pay anything: no purchase, no subscription and no deposit, and payouts are funded by the ads in the app. The cash-out rules are written out in our terms, coins don't expire, and we charge no fee on a payout. It is pocket money, not income. Are reward apps safe? covers what to check in any app like this one, ours included.

Normally three to five business days after you confirm the redemption in the app, sent to the PayPal address you enter. We may hold a payment briefly while we check the activity behind it, and we tell you if we do.

Usually one of four things. The balance is under 2,000 coins for a first payout, or under 5,000 after that. You need to be 18 or older to receive a PayPal payment. A payment can be held briefly while the activity is checked. Or the PayPal address entered was wrong, so check it before you confirm. If none of those fits, write to support with the PayPal address you redeemed to and the date.