How the ranking is calculated
The board sums every positive credit to a member's ledger within the period: approved task rewards, quiz and captcha earnings and referral bonuses. Withdrawals, refunds and adjustments do not count. Pending Tapkoins count as soon as they are credited, so a big approval shows on the board immediately even though it is still on hold.
Usernames are partly masked to protect members' privacy. If you are logged in you see your own name in full and your own rank under the table, even when you are not in the top 50.
Periods and resets
| Board | Counts | Resets |
|---|---|---|
| This week | Credits since Monday 00:00 UTC | Every Monday |
| This month | Credits since the 1st, 00:00 UTC | First day of each month |
| All time | Every credit since the account was created | Never |
Times are UTC, so in India the weekly reset happens at 05:30 on Monday morning and in the Philippines at 08:00. Guests see a board cached for five minutes; logged-in members see it fresh. If you earned something a moment ago and it is not reflected yet, that is the cache, not a lost credit: your ledger in the wallet is always exact.
How to climb
- Claim featured tasks early. Featured app tasks pay the most and often have a limited number of slots. They show first in the task list.
- Finish what you claim. Only approved claims count. Three completed tasks beat ten abandoned ones.
- Use the daily caps. The quiz and captcha caps are small, but they are the same for everybody and they add up over a month.
- Invite people who will actually earn. Referral bonuses count on the board, and they are paid when your friend reaches the unlock amount from tasks.
Fair play on the board
Members found running multiple accounts, using emulators where a task forbids them or submitting fake proofs lose their credits, which removes them from the board too. If a name disappears from the top ten, that is usually why. Report suspected abuse to support; it keeps the task supply healthy for everyone.
Why there is no prize for the top spot
Leaderboard prizes push people to cheat, and cheating costs honest members. The board is here for motivation and to show what is realistic: look at the weekly numbers and you will see what a few minutes a day adds up to. The way to climb is simple: claim the featured tasks early, keep your quiz streak going and invite friends who will actually use the platform.