Is Perkora legit?
Last updated: 2026-10-31 · All guides
Fair question: plenty of "earn load" pages never pay. Do not take our word for it; check the things below.
Who pays for the rewards
Perkora shows offers and surveys from established offer networks. When you complete one, the sponsor pays the network, the network pays Perkora, and Perkora passes part of that payment to you as credits (100 credits = ₱1). That is the whole business: no fees, no subscriptions, no selling your data.
What Perkora never asks for
- Money of any kind: no fee, deposit, "activation" or GCash transfer.
- Your one-time codes (OTP) or passwords.
- Your name, e-mail or ID. A wallet opens with one tap; your phone number is verified only at your first reward, so the load can be sent to it, and it is never shown to sponsors.
If someone claiming to be Perkora asks for any of these, it is not us. Write to [email protected].
Why some offers do not pay
Sponsors pay only for completions they can confirm. Installs through a VPN, a second wallet on the same phone, or stopping before the step the offer names are not paid, and sponsors can cancel a completion they find invalid. That is why credits are held for 7 days. If you finished an offer and got nothing after 24 hours, send a claim from your wallet and we pass it to the partner that ran the offer.
Questions
Where does the money for the load come from?
From sponsors. App makers, game studios and survey companies pay offer networks for completed offers; the network pays Perkora, and Perkora passes part of it to you as credits.
Does Perkora ask for money or personal details?
No. Opening a wallet needs no name, e-mail or password. Your phone number is verified only when you claim your first reward, so the load can be sent to it. Perkora never asks for a fee, a deposit, GCash or your one-time codes.
Why are my credits pending?
Sponsors can cancel a completion they find invalid, for example a duplicate or a VPN install. Credits are held for 7 days after the sponsor confirms, then they become available.
Who runs Perkora and how your data is handled: terms of use and privacy policy.