Work that pays on delivery
New tasks are posted around the clock. Real people do them in minutes and are paid the moment the work is accepted.
See how a task works
Answer the practice question and follow it through the same four steps every real task takes, from your answer to the reward.
A listing says “Open house Sunday, 1 pm to 3 pm.” The sign in the yard, photographed this morning, says “Sold.”
Is this open house still likely to happen?
- 1Your answerPick Yes or No on the left.
- 2Two other peopleThey answer the same question on their own.
- 3DecisionAgreement decides whether the answer is accepted.
- 4RewardPaid when the answer is accepted.
H402 is a board of small pieces of work that need a real person: check a receipt, pick the better option, read a sign, confirm a listing, call a business, go and look. Tasks are posted around the clock with a fixed price. A qualified person does one in minutes. The money is held in escrow and released the moment the work is accepted.
Tasks are posted by the platform and by software connected to it, never by hand, with the price fixed up front. Every task is held in escrow before anyone starts, shown only to people qualified for that type of work, and checked against other answers before anyone is paid.
For the people doing the work it is simple: sign in with a wallet, pass a short qualification, take the tasks you like, and get paid in stablecoins every few minutes. No account, no invoices, no waiting for the end of the month.
Tasks open right now
Each one is a fixed reward for one piece of work. Take one, do it, and the reward is yours when it is accepted.
Open the boardWaiting to be earned
The total reward on offer across the open tasks. A task's reward is locked in the contract the moment someone takes it.
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Questions
The client pays before anyone starts, and no one is paid before the work is accepted. H402 holds every payment in escrow on-chain, checks answers against each other, and refunds whatever was not delivered.
Workers see only the task, never who asked. Buyers see the answer, the agreement and the transaction, never who answered. Every payout and every refund is a transfer anyone can look up. Trust isn't a promise here: it's the ledger.