How to Become a Toritask Moderator | Toritask Help Centre

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Toritask Moderators are trusted, active Earners who help review task proof. An Earner may generally become eligible to apply after about one month of clean activity with a Trust Score around 80 or above. These are guidelines, not automatic requirements or a guarantee of selection. If admitted, the Earner receives a Moderator badge and must remain active on Toritask at least once every two days. Approved Moderators cannot review their own submissions, must keep all review information private and are expected to make fair decisions based only on the task instructions and submitted proof. Moderators earn 25% of the Community Growth Contribution attached to each task they review successfully. The amount remains Pending after the review and becomes Available after four days. While their Moderator status remains active, Moderators are also exempt from the Community Growth Contribution on rewards they earn from completing tasks as Earners. Moderators must also complete at least five task-proof reviews per day to retain their Moderator status.

Who this guide is for

This guide is for active Toritask Earners who are interested in helping the platform review task submissions. It explains the general eligibility indicators, how applications are assessed, what Moderators are responsible for and how Moderator earnings work.

What does a Toritask Moderator do?

A Moderator helps Toritask verify whether an Earner completed a task correctly. The Moderator compares the task instructions with the submitted proof and decides whether the submission should be approved or rejected.

A Moderator is expected to:

Read the task instructions carefully before reviewing the proof.
Check that the proof clearly shows the required action.
Confirm that visible usernames or account details match the information required for the task.
Approve valid submissions without unnecessary delay.
Complete at least five task-proof reviews each day.
Reject only when the proof does not satisfy the task requirements.
Give a clear and supportable reason when rejecting a submission.
Treat every Earner fairly and apply the same standard consistently.
Keep proof, usernames and all other review information private.

Who can apply to become a Moderator?

Moderator opportunities are intended for active Earners with a strong and reliable record on Toritask. As a general guideline, an Earner may be considered after about one month of clean activity and a Trust Score around 80 or above.

The one-month activity period and Trust Score of around 80 are general indicators, not fixed guarantees. Meeting them does not automatically make an Earner a Moderator.

Toritask may also consider:

The accuracy and consistency of the Earner’s task history.
Whether the account has recent warnings, failed audits or serious violations.
The Earner’s ability to follow instructions and provide valid proof.
The Earner’s conduct within Toritask and the private Earner community.
The current need for additional Moderators on the platform.

How the application process works

Build a reliable Earner record: Complete tasks correctly, submit clear proof, maintain a strong Trust Score and avoid warnings or failed audits.
Apply when you are eligible: Eligible Earners can apply when Toritask opens Moderator applications or makes the application option available to them.
Toritask reviews your account: Toritask may assess your activity history, Trust Score, proof quality, conduct and overall suitability. Qualification does not guarantee approval.
Receive Moderator access: If approved, a Moderator badge is added to your account, and the moderation queue and related Moderator features become available. To retain access, you must remain active on Toritask at least once every two days and continue meeting the required standards.

Moderator badge and activity requirement

If Toritask approves your application, a Moderator badge is added to your account. The badge shows that you have been admitted to the Toritask Moderator programme. It does not permit you to disclose private review information or act outside the responsibilities assigned through the platform.

Moderators must remain active on Toritask at least once every two days. This activity requirement helps ensure that approved Moderators remain available and engaged. A Moderator must continue meeting this requirement to retain Moderator access.

Moderators must also complete at least five task-proof reviews per day. The activity requirement and the daily review minimum both apply while Moderator status remains active.

How to review a task fairly

A Moderator should decide only from the task instructions and the proof provided. Personal opinions about an Earner, Creator, account or type of content must not influence the decision.

Before approving or rejecting a submission, check:

Was the correct task completed?
Does the proof clearly show the required action?
Does the visible username match the account expected for the task?
Was the proof submitted within the required conditions?
Is there any clear sign that the proof is reused, edited, misleading or unrelated?
Can the decision be explained using the task instructions?

A rejection should never be based on a guess. The reason must be clear enough that another reviewer can understand and support the decision.

Can a Moderator review their own task?

No. Toritask automatically prevents a Moderator from seeing or reviewing their own task submission in the moderation queue. This protects the review process from conflicts of interest and helps ensure that decisions remain independent.

Privacy and confidentiality

Moderators may see screenshots, usernames and other information required to verify a task. This information must be used only for moderation.

A Moderator must not:

Share task proof or user information with friends, groups or the public.
Post screenshots from the moderation queue on social media or Telegram.
Use information seen during a review to contact, embarrass or target another user.
Discuss private moderation details outside the authorised review process.
Use review access for personal benefit or retaliation.

A serious privacy breach or deliberate misuse of Moderator access may lead to suspension or removal from the Moderator programme and may affect the user’s wider Toritask account.

How Moderators earn

A Moderator earns 25% of the Community Growth Contribution attached to each task they review successfully.

While Moderator status remains active, Toritask does not deduct the Community Growth Contribution from rewards the Moderator earns by completing tasks as an Earner.

If Moderator access is suspended or removed, this exemption ends and the standard Community Growth Contribution rules apply to future Earner task rewards.

After a review is completed, the Moderator earning appears as Pending. It moves to the Available balance after four days. The pending period allows Toritask to complete quality checks before the earning becomes available.

The number of reviews available may vary. Becoming a Moderator does not guarantee a fixed number of reviews or a fixed level of income.

How Moderator decisions are checked

Toritask may periodically review Moderator decisions to protect Earners and maintain consistent standards. Rejected submissions may be checked by another reviewer or by Toritask to confirm that the rejection was justified.

An overturned decision does not automatically mean a Moderator acted dishonestly. The main question is whether the original decision and rejection reason can be supported by the task instructions and the proof that was available.

What happens after false or unsupported rejections?

A false rejection occurs when a valid submission is rejected without a reason that can be supported by the task requirements or the available proof.

Where repeated problems are found:

The Moderator may receive feedback or a warning.
The Moderator’s Trust Score may be reduced.
Two or more consecutive false rejections that cannot be substantiated may lead to suspension from moderation.
Repeated bias, careless reviewing, privacy breaches or deliberate misuse may lead to longer suspension or removal from the Moderator programme.

Moderators should therefore review carefully, record accurate reasons and avoid rejecting a submission merely because the proof is unfamiliar or the decision is difficult.

Keeping your Moderator status

To remain a Moderator:

Be active on Toritask at least once every two days.
Complete at least five task-proof reviews each day.
Continue completing your own Earner tasks honestly.
Maintain a strong Trust Score and reliable activity record.
Review submissions accurately and consistently.
Protect all user and proof information.
Avoid bias, retaliation and conflicts of interest.
Follow updated moderation instructions when Toritask changes a task or review rule.

Moderator access is a position of trust and may be paused or removed when the required standards are no longer maintained.

Frequently asked questions

Can anyone become a Moderator?

No. Moderator applications are intended for active Earners with a strong record. Toritask reviews each application and may consider activity, Trust Score, proof quality, conduct and platform needs.

Is one month of activity a strict requirement?

No. About one month of clean activity is a general guideline. It is not an automatic qualification or a guarantee that an application will be accepted.

Do I need a Trust Score of exactly 80?

Not necessarily. A score around 80 or above is a general indicator of a strong record, but Toritask may consider the account’s full history and suitability.

Do I become a Moderator automatically when I qualify?

No. An eligible Earner must apply, and Toritask must approve the application before Moderator access is granted.

Do approved Moderators receive a badge?

Yes. Once Toritask admits you to the Moderator programme, a Moderator badge is added to your account. The badge identifies your approved Moderator status on the platform.

How often must a Moderator be active?

A Moderator must be active on Toritask at least once every two days. This requirement must be maintained to retain Moderator access.

How many reviews must a Moderator complete each day?

A Moderator must complete at least five task-proof reviews per day. Failing to meet the daily minimum may affect the Moderator’s badge, access or continued participation in the programme.

Can a Moderator continue completing tasks as an Earner?

Yes. Moderators are active Earners and may continue completing eligible tasks. Their own submissions are automatically hidden from their moderation queue.

Can I review my own submission?

No. Toritask automatically prevents Moderators from reviewing their own task submissions.

How much does a Moderator earn?

A Moderator earns 25% of the Community Growth Contribution attached to each task reviewed successfully.

Do Moderators pay the Community Growth Contribution?

No. While Moderator status remains active, no Community Growth Contribution is deducted from rewards the Moderator earns by completing tasks as an Earner. If Moderator access is suspended or removed, the standard contribution rules apply to future Earner task rewards.

When does Moderator income become available?

The earning is shown as Pending immediately after the review and moves to the Available balance after four days.

Why are Moderator earnings pending for four days?

The pending period gives Toritask time to perform quality checks and confirm that the review meets the required standard.

What happens if my rejection is reviewed and overturned?

An overturned decision does not automatically result in a penalty. Toritask considers whether your original decision and reason could be supported by the task instructions and submitted proof.

What can happen after repeated false rejections?

Two or more consecutive false rejections that cannot be substantiated may reduce your Trust Score and lead to suspension from moderation.

Can Toritask remove Moderator access?

Yes. Moderator access may be suspended or removed for repeated inaccurate decisions, bias, privacy violations, misuse of review information, failure to remain active at least once every two days, failure to complete at least five reviews per day or failure to maintain the required standards.

Final note

Moderators help protect fairness and quality across Toritask. The role is best suited to Earners who have already shown that they can follow instructions, submit honest proof, protect user information and make consistent decisions.

A strong Trust Score may make you eligible to apply, but retaining your Moderator badge and access depends on remaining active at least once every two days, completing at least five task-proof reviews per day and maintaining the quality, fairness and confidentiality of your work.