Peppermint

Yes — Peppermint is a real, operating platform. We verified its signup, payout, and policy pages directly on 2026-09-08 using 5 sources.

Via Bank transfer. Payout cadence: After validation.

Minimum age 18+ (tester privacy policy: 'We do not knowingly solicit data from or market to children under 18 years of age'; under-18 accounts are deactivated and data deleted; under-18s only via consenting parent/guardian). Global tester recruitment — B2B tester-location dropdown lists essentially every country worldwide; strong African market focus (Lagos, Nairobi example audiences; report on how African startups test). Testers are told they are 'paid in your local currency', implying broad international payout coverage. Exact tester-country distribution UNVERIFIED. Signup collects names, phone numbers, email addresses, job titles, employment information, interests and devices; app permissions cover geolocation, microphone, camera, device data. Payment processors are listed as a data-sharing category (consistent with bank-account payouts). No formal ID-document verification published — UNVERIFIED beyond the profile data collected.

Create an account at tester.runpeppermint.com/signup (email address, password, confirm password, Continue); complete sign-up forms about who you are and what you do; Peppermint matches tests to your profile; when tests are available a link is sent by email and WhatsApp — slots are limited, so take the test promptly; complete the session (survey or interview about the website/app) within the given instructions; Peppermint reviews feedback for detail and instruction-following, then pays compensation into your bank account.

No testing experience required — tasks are everyday-user walkthroughs: follow session instructions, go through a website or app, answer survey/interview questions about the experience, and give detailed, instruction-following feedback (detail is what gets your feedback accepted and paid).