Update, October 2026: USDT payouts have been replaced by USDC, another dollar stablecoin worth $1. USDT is no longer offered by regulated exchanges in Europe, where we buy the crypto we pay you with, so we switched. USDC works with the same wallets and exchanges, and the network fees are lower.
You can cash out your TaskerData balance in crypto. Alongside gift cards, you can withdraw to your own wallet in USDC (on Solana or Base) or in Litecoin.
For many of you, especially where PayPal is limited or bank transfers are slow and expensive, this is the simplest way to turn completed tasks into money you control. No bank account needed, no country restrictions, and the minimum withdrawal is just $5.
Your three options
Pick the coin and network your wallet supports. If you're unsure, USDC on Solana is the best place to start.
- USDC (Solana). A stablecoin worth $1 with a tiny network fee. Supported by Binance, Bybit, OKX, Phantom, Trust Wallet and most exchanges: pick Solana as the network when you copy your USDC deposit address. Solana addresses are 32 to 44 letters and numbers.
- USDC (Base). The same $1 stablecoin on the Base network, with the same low fee. Supported by Coinbase, MetaMask and Trust Wallet. Addresses start with 0x.
- Litecoin (LTC). Fast and cheap, and widely accepted by exchanges. You receive LTC worth your payout at the moment we send it, so its dollar value can move afterwards. Addresses start with ltc1, L or M.
Fees: what you actually receive
Every crypto payout has a 5% service fee plus the network fee of the coin you choose. The withdrawal form shows the exact amount you'll receive before you confirm, so there are no surprises.
- USDC (Solana): $0.10 network fee. Withdraw $5 → receive $4.65 · $10 → $9.40 · $20 → $18.90
- USDC (Base): $0.10 network fee. Withdraw $5 → receive $4.65 · $10 → $9.40 · $20 → $18.90
- Litecoin (LTC): $0.20 network fee. Withdraw $5 → receive $4.55 · $10 → $9.30 · $20 → $18.80
The network fee is a flat amount, so you know it in advance even when blockchain costs move.
How to request a crypto payout
- Sign in and click Request Payment.
- Choose Crypto, then pick USDC (Solana), USDC (Base) or Litecoin.
- Paste your wallet address. We check it automatically, so most typos and addresses from the wrong network are caught before anything is sent.
- Enter the amount (at least $5) and check the "you'll receive" figure.
- Enter the one-time verification code we email to your TaskerData account address.
- Your request appears as Pending in your payment history. Once we've sent it, it turns Approved, with a link to your transaction on the blockchain and an emailed receipt if you have email notifications on.
Before you withdraw
- Match the network. USDC exists on several blockchains. If you choose Solana, your wallet or exchange deposit address must be for Solana too, and the same goes for Base. Crypto sent on the wrong network can be lost for good, and blockchain transfers can't be reversed.
- Use your own wallet, one per account. Each payout address should belong to you alone. Withdrawals to an address already used by another TaskerData account are flagged for review, because sharing payout details is a common sign of multiple accounts.
- Check your transfer yourself. Every approved crypto payout has a transaction ID. Open it from your payment history to see it on Solscan, Basescan or Blockchair, with the time, amount and confirmations.
Quick answers
Which option should I choose? USDC (Solana) if your wallet or exchange supports it: a low fee and a stable $1 value. USDC (Base) if you use Coinbase or MetaMask. Litecoin if you already use LTC.
I had a USDT payout waiting. What happened to it? Any USDT request that was still pending was cancelled and the full amount went back to your balance. Request it again and choose USDC or Litecoin.
Can I still get gift cards? Yes. Amazon, Apple, Steam and other gift cards are still available from the same Request Payment window. PayPal is coming back soon.
What if I paste the wrong address? Our check catches many typos and addresses from the wrong network. It can't tell whether a valid address is really yours, so copy it straight from your wallet and double-check the first and last few characters.
Can a crypto payout be cancelled? While it's still pending, it can be rejected and the full amount returns to your balance. Once it's sent on the blockchain, it's final.
Start earning
Complete tasks, reach $5, and your earnings can be in your wallet. Sign in to TaskerData and try your first crypto payout today. Questions? Ask us in our Discord community.