Reward creation depends on server-recognized events.
Rewards Framework
TAPCO rewards follow verified rule checks
TAPCO treats rewards as verified results, not front-end signals. This guide outlines how eligibility is formed, why some events may be reviewed before finalization, how limits support economy stability, and why visible progress still needs backend validation.
What each rewarded advertisement pays, and how often
- Extra Energy - 350 points, eight times a day, ten minutes apart
- Points boost - 650 points, five times a day, fifteen minutes apart
- Daily Chest - 2,200 points, once a day
- Offers - 3,200 points, three times a day, thirty minutes apart
- Daily allowance - four times a day, with no wait between them
Abuse indicators can delay or stop reward settlement.
Late fraud signals may trigger re-evaluation.
How reward qualification works in practice
Every reward-worthy event begins with a user action, but it only becomes meaningful after verification. Depending on the action type, TAPCO may inspect session freshness, identity linkage, duplicate event risk, progression legitimacy, and any broader anti-abuse indicators. In other words, the visible interface can suggest progress, but the platform decides whether that progress is eligible to become value.
This distinction matters because game ecosystems become unstable when local counters are trusted too quickly. If rewards were generated directly from front-end assumptions, scripted repetition and replay attacks could inflate balances, distort referral outcomes, and weaken player trust. A verified model prevents that drift.
Limits, timing, and review states
TAPCO may apply daily, weekly, or category-specific limits when economy pressure or abuse conditions require it. These limits are part of protective governance, not arbitrary punishment. Users should understand them as stability tools that help preserve fairness as participation grows.
It is also possible for a reward to enter an intermediate state such as pending, delayed, or under review. This commonly happens when an event intersects with referral validation, suspicious traffic, or account anomalies. A pending status is not automatically a rejection; often it means the platform is preserving integrity before final settlement.
The published limits
These are the figures the server enforces. They are read from the same configuration the game runs on, and they are here because the home page promises them.
- Weekly ceiling on moving points into your in-game wallet. 20,000 points, plus 800 points for every level you have reached, up to 90,000 points a week. Your level and the number of weeks you have been active both count, and the lower of the two decides it — so a new account grows into the ceiling instead of starting at it.
- Rate. 2,000 points = 1 TPC.
- Smallest transfer into the wallet. 100 points.
- Withdrawal minimum. 100 TPC, and 25 TPC for your first withdrawal only.
- Network fee. 2 TPC per withdrawal.
- Withdrawal limits. 5,000 TPC in a day, 20,000 TPC in a week.
In practice the weekly ceiling is the one a player meets: 90,000 points is 45 TPC, so the withdrawal limits sit far above anything the conversion ceiling can deliver in the same week.
Important: entertainment context and reward boundaries
- TAPCO GAME rewards are part of gameplay progression, not a guaranteed income contract.
- No public page should be interpreted as an investment promise.
- Reward eligibility depends on validated events and policy compliance.
- Final settlement can differ from temporary UI visibility when review is required.