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How posting a bounty works
  1. 1A bounty is a contest with one winner: anyone can enter, you pick the best, and only that person gets paid. Want to hire one specific person instead? Use Commissions.
  2. 2Choose a category (music, video, art, writing and more), say what you need, set a reward and a deadline. The reward is held safely. Nobody gets it yet.
  3. 3People upload their file (up to 50 MB) or send a link before the deadline. You can play every entry right on the page. Uploads are kept about 30 days, so download the winning file within about 30 days. Every entry is public on your bounty page, so everyone can see the pick is fair.
  4. 4Pick the best one. They're paid 3 days later, unless another entrant flags the pick to TapDrop (then we decide). No entries yet? Cancel for a full refund. Once someone enters, the reward stays locked for them.
  5. 5Entries that break your rules or use stuff they don't own? Hide them. Entrants agree that if they win, you get the rights to use their work.
  6. 6Picking your own second wallet won't work: entrants can flag it, and we show a warning when the winner's wallet is brand new or got money from yours.
  7. 7None of the entries are any good? After the deadline, tell TapDrop and we review it. If you don't pick within 7 days, it goes to review too.

Fees: 1.5% comes out of the winner's reward. Refunds are free. You pay the small network fee.

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πŸ† Post a bounty

A bounty is a contest: anyone can enter, you pick one winner and only they get paid. Want to hire one specific person instead? Use Commissions.
Before you post: once someone sends an entry, you can't cancel. The reward is locked for the people who did the work. You can pick a winner any time. If none of the entries are good, you can ask TapDrop to review after the deadline.

Connect a wallet or continue with Google to post. This wallet is how you'll manage the bounty.

Don't ask for anything illegal, harmful, or someone else's private info. We remove those and may refund the poster.