One account per person and device

What the one account rule means, how it works with several devices, VPNs, and family members on the same network.

The rule

Each person can have one Cashkun account, and each device can be used by one account. This is the rule that keeps rewards fair. Partners pay for real, new users. When one person runs many accounts, partners pull their offers or lower their rewards, and everyone loses.

Can I use more than one device?

Yes. You can sign in to your own account on your phone, your tablet and the web. That is fine.

What is not fine:

Making a second account on another device.
Letting someone else sign in to their account on your device.
Sharing one account between two people.

VPNs and proxies

VPNs and proxies are not allowed on Cashkun. This includes:

VPN apps and browser VPN add-ons.
Proxy servers.
"Private relay" style tools that hide your real location.

Why? Offers are made for specific countries. When your location is hidden, partners cannot track your tasks, and they often reverse the reward. A VPN also looks like an attempt to get offers from another country, which is fraud.

If you use a VPN for work, turn it off while you use Cashkun.

Family members and roommates

We know families and roommates share a home and a Wi-Fi network. That is OK. Each person can have their own account if:

Each person is 18 or older.
Each person uses their own device.
Each person uses their own email and their own payout email.
Nobody signs in to someone else's account.

Sharing a network alone does not break the rules. But it can make our system take a closer look, so a cashout may go to review. If we ask, just tell us that someone else in your home also uses Cashkun.

Emulators and bots

Using emulators, virtual devices, scripts, auto clickers or bots is not allowed. Offers must be done by you, by hand, on a real device.

What happens if the rule is broken

Depending on what we find, this can lead to:

Holds on rewards or on the whole account.
Reversals of rewards that were earned against the rules.
Rejected cashouts.
A ban.

Some holds and reviews start automatically. But only a person can ban an account that has a balance, and they always leave a note.

I think I was flagged by mistake

It happens. Maybe you moved, got a used phone, or share a network. Open a support ticket in the Account category and explain what happened in a few sentences. You can appeal any decision through a ticket. Our Rewards Policy explains how.

Quick summary

One account per person, one account per device.
Your own account on several of your devices is fine.
No VPNs, proxies, emulators or bots.
Family members can each have an account on their own device.