Keep codes private
Never share your password, one-time code or UPI PIN. Zyphora support will not ask for them.
Rewards only work if they are real. Zyphora verifies task completions on the server, pays each completion once, and reviews withdrawals before money leaves the system. The same rules apply to every account, including accounts that ask for a second look.
The app is not allowed to award itself coins. Survey and offer partners send completions to the backend with identifiers and signatures; the backend checks them, rejects duplicates and credits the wallet. Daily features use server time so a spin, check-in or challenge cannot be replayed by changing the phone clock.
Never share your password, one-time code or UPI PIN. Zyphora support will not ask for them.
Your email is the account recovery path. Use a password manager and two-factor authentication where possible.
Sharing an account or device makes it harder to prove which activity is yours during a review.
Only the official Play Store listing is supported. Modified or sideloaded builds can be unsafe.
A restriction is a review, not a punishment on its own. It can be triggered by duplicate accounts, unusual device patterns, repeated rejected completions, a payout detail mismatch or a provider fraud signal. While a review is open, withdrawals and some tasks may pause.
The in-app account status screen explains the reason where possible. If you believe the restriction is a mistake, email support@zyphorarewards.online from the account address and include the account email, device model and any relevant task or withdrawal IDs. Do not create another account to work around a restriction.
Zyphora collects what the service needs to operate: account details, task and wallet records, device and security signals, and payout details for withdrawals. The Privacy Policy lists the categories, retention and your rights. Privacy requests go to the same support address.
The Terms of Service and account status screen are the authoritative source.