Short answers to what members in the United States ask most, with links to the detailed guides.
The app and this site are in English; members in the US also use the Spanish version. Balances and rewards are shown in US dollars; PayPal or your card provider converts at their own rate if you withdraw to local currency. We keep dollars because every partner pays us in dollars and converting twice would cost members money.
At $5 you can choose more than 250 gift cards (140 of them available at exactly $5: Amazon.com, Target, The Home Depot, DoorDash, Domino's and many more), PayPal USA, a Virtual Visa and a physical Visa card. Gift cards, Virtual Visa, Razer Gold have no fee; PayPal costs 5% or $0.25, whichever is higher. Details are in the the United States cash-out guide.
Rewards become withdrawable only after the survey or game partner pays Bonusboy, usually 1 to 5 months after the task. Once our balance with a partner is above its minimum, the Wallet shows the expected date next to each reward; for a CPX Research survey completed in September 2026 that is between 16 January and 16 February 2027. Until then rewards sit as Confirmed.
Reward income may be taxable in the United States. Bonusboy is a Korean company and does not issue Form 1099 or withhold anything; amounts are small, but keeping your own record is wise, and a tax professional can tell you what applies to you.
Write to support@bonusboy.com in English. Common questions (a survey ended early, a reward was cancelled, a game did not track, how payouts work, deleting the account) get an answer within minutes from our support system, and a person reads every reply. We cannot add rewards a partner did not report, and we cannot speed up a partner's payment.
Yes. The United States is one of more than 40 countries where Bonusboy is open. The app is on Google Play for Android; there is no iPhone version yet.
Bonusboy is run by TanzSoft Co., Ltd. of Seoul (business number 739-88-03141), names its partners, charges nothing, and pays members only after partners pay it, usually 1 to 5 months after the task.
Reward income may be taxable in the United States. Bonusboy is a Korean company and does not issue Form 1099 or withhold anything; amounts are small, but keeping your own record is wise, and a tax professional can tell you what applies to you.