Quick start on DareBay: your first task from zero

A minute after you sign up you can launch a contest, send in work or vote, depending on why you came. There are three roles: an organizer sets the activity and the reward, a participant makes their own version of the content and takes that reward, a viewer watches, comments and votes, and often that vote decides it. Most accounts end up doing all three.

DareBay has two equal front doors and one account behind them: the site darebay.com and Telegram (the app, the bot, the group). Come in either way and you land in the same place: your activities, your work and your wallet stay with you in both.

If you want to launch a contest ​

Put up the prize, write the terms, publish. The budget is recorded on the platform straight away, entries come in, a winner is picked, and the platform stores a credit or payout obligation. Fulfilment through payout details and statuses is done by the team.

→ Create your first contest

If you want to take part ​

Browse the active contests and read the terms. There are two shapes of task, and which one you are looking at changes everything about how you work:

• Pay per view. You publish the video on the site the contest names, send back the link, and the budget is split by counted views across everyone who cleared the view threshold. Several people get paid, not one.
• Everything else. You upload the work to DareBay (text, image or video) and wait for the selection stage, where a vote, the organizer or a seeded draw decides.

A wallet-backed prize was locked on the platform before you even showed up; a manual-payout prize remains the organizer's direct payment obligation. Once a result is in, the platform records the amount and status; transfer or withdrawal is a separate stage done by the team.

→ Submit your work

If you just want to watch ​

Scroll the feed, like, comment and, in voting contests, vote. Viewers shape the outcome without submitting a single entry.

→ Watch, vote, win

Read this before you start ​

• Prizes and payouts: what people put up as a reward (money or an item), how the result is recorded and how fulfilment by the team works. The contest defines its reward method; the balance-withdrawal wizard separately shows available USDT and Telegram Stars options.
• Verification and trust: what the badge on an account means and why it matters to everyone dealing with it.