Guide

For participants

How to find, join and complete a study as a participant.

Not running a study — taking one? Here is how to find a study, give consent, complete it, and get paid.

Taking part

  1. 1

    Browse the portal

    Visit the experiment portal to find published studies. Filter by category or search by keyword.

  2. 2

    Review & consent

    Read the study description and consent form. Check estimated duration and number of parts before you begin.

  3. 3

    Complete the study

    Work through each experiment in a clean, distraction-free runner. Your progress is saved automatically if you need to pause.

  4. 4

    Get paid for paid studies

    Finish a paid study and the reward is held until the researcher approves it, then moves to your available balance.

  5. 5

    Track history and earnings

    See completed and in-progress studies under My Participations, and withdraw your balance from My Earnings.

You can review completed and in-progress studies any time under My Participations, and resume an unfinished session with one click.

Getting paid

Some studies are paid and some are volunteer — the portal labels each one, and paid studies show their reward on the card before you start. Rewards are set by the researcher and priced in that study's own currency.

When you finish a paid study the reward shows as pending approval while the researcher reviews your submission. Once they approve it — or their review window lapses and it approves automatically — it becomes Available to withdraw .

Withdraw from My Earnings and choose where the money should land — UPI or a bank account for rupees, or PayPal for other currencies. A small minimum applies before you can cash out, and the exact figure is shown on the withdrawal form.

Some researchers pay you themselves, by UPI or bank transfer. The study tells you before you start, and asks for your consent to share your name and payment details with them. These rewards are listed under Paid by researchers in My Earnings, where you sign a receipt once the money arrives, or report it as not received.

The For participants page has the full picture — how rewards work, what studies are like, and answers to the questions people ask before signing up.