Devin said:

@Suba — quick question so I can better understand what actually works in Indonesia

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Indonesia (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share.


@Passionate-writer — quick question so I can better understand what actually works in Pakistan

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Pakistan (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share.


@Fire&Rain — Our rewards provider doesn't support options for Botswana. However, here are some quick question so I can better understand what actually works in your country.

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Botswana (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share.


@Stardom22 — Our rewards provider doesn't support options for Kenya. However, here are some quick question so I can better understand what actually works in your country.

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Kenya (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share

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1. USDC handling: Yes, it’s possible to receive and convert USDC, but there’s no local exchange that supports direct conversion. Most people use Binance or KuCoin to convert USDC to BWP through P2P.
2. Limitations/Restrictions: No strict crypto bans here
3. Preferred cryptocurrencies: USDT and USDC are both commonly used, but USDT is slightly more popular for local P2P trades.
4. Other payment methods: PayPal works and is supported for local cashouts directly.

• You will earn actual coins
• You will be able to redeem real rewards
• Your account will NOT be deleted and will carry over when the app officially launches

• Offers credit properly
• Coins are awarded correctly
• Redemptions function as expected
• Overall app flow feels smooth

Devin said:

Okay! So quick update...

I've finished up the final polishing and structuring of the app. Now all that is left is to conduct testing and ensure everything is in place and working properly.

I am aiming to launch the app on February 1st if everything works out correctly! Get ready guys.

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Devin said:

Testing slots have been filled. Thank you all for your interest.

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What’s needed​

• You must opt in through a private Google Play testing link
• Install Reward Walrus directly from Google Play
• Keep the app installed for 14 days
• You do not need to use it daily — just keep it installed

Tester Reward​

Optional (but very helpful)​

• A Google Form for:
  • Feedback
  • Suggestions
  • Bug reports
  • UI/UX thoughts

• A Google Group or chat space so testers can communicate in real time if needed

Why this is actually cool​

• Among the first users ever on Reward Walrus
• Helping launch a global rewards platform
• Supporting an app designed not just for top-tier countries, but also smaller and underserved regions
• Directly influencing how the platform grows and evolves

Final note​

Devin said:

Reward Walrus – FINAL TESTING PHASE (Limited Spots)

Hey everyone
We’re officially at the final hurdle before launching Reward Walrus on the Google Play Store — and I’m inviting a small group from the DB community to be part of this from the ground floor.

What’s needed​

Google requires a minimum of 14 testers to have the app installed for 14 consecutive days before we can go live publicly.

To qualify:

• You must opt in through a private Google Play testing link
• Install Reward Walrus directly from Google Play
• Keep the app installed for 14 days
• You do not need to use it daily — just keep it installed

Important:
If you previously installed Reward Walrus via a manual download, that’s totally fine. When testing officially begins, you’ll simply uninstall the manual version and reinstall through the private Play Store link so Google can track it properly.

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Tester Reward​

Everyone who:
Opts in
Installs via the Play Store
Keeps the app installed for the full 14 days

Will receive a $2.50 bonus (2,500 Walrus Coins) added directly to their Reward Walrus account as a thank-you for helping us launch.

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Optional (but very helpful)​

During the testing period, I’ll also provide:

• A Google Formfor:
  • Feedback
  • Suggestions
  • Bug reports
  • UI/UX thoughts

This keeps everything organized and helps ensure the app launches in the best shape possible.

I’ll also create:

• A Google Group or chat space so testers can communicate in real time if needed

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Why this is actually cool​

If you join this testing group, you’ll be:

• Among the first users ever on Reward Walrus
• Helping launch a global rewards platform
• Supporting an app designed not just for top-tier countries, but also smaller and underserved regions
• Directly influencing how the platform grows and evolves

This is more than testing — this is helping shape something from the very beginning.

---

Final note​

This is the last step before public launch.
By helping here, you’re not only helping me — you’re helping build something I’ve wanted to create the right way for a long time.

If you’re interested, comment below or DM me and I’ll get you added once everything is ready.

Let’s launch this thing

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Devin said:

Reward Walrus – FINAL TESTING PHASE (Limited Spots)

Hey everyone
We’re officially at the final hurdle before launching Reward Walrus on the Google Play Store — and I’m inviting a small group from the DB community to be part of this from the ground floor.

What’s needed​

Google requires a minimum of 14 testers to have the app installed for 14 consecutive days before we can go live publicly.

To qualify:

• You must opt in through a private Google Play testing link
• Install Reward Walrus directly from Google Play
• Keep the app installed for 14 days
• You do not need to use it daily — just keep it installed

Important:
If you previously installed Reward Walrus via a manual download, that’s totally fine. When testing officially begins, you’ll simply uninstall the manual version and reinstall through the private Play Store link so Google can track it properly.

---

Tester Reward​

Everyone who:
Opts in
Installs via the Play Store
Keeps the app installed for the full 14 days

Will receive a $2.50 bonus (2,500 Walrus Coins) added directly to their Reward Walrus account as a thank-you for helping us launch.

---

Optional (but very helpful)​

During the testing period, I’ll also provide:

• A Google Formfor:
  • Feedback
  • Suggestions
  • Bug reports
  • UI/UX thoughts

This keeps everything organized and helps ensure the app launches in the best shape possible.

I’ll also create:

• A Google Group or chat space so testers can communicate in real time if needed

---

Why this is actually cool​

If you join this testing group, you’ll be:

• Among the first users ever on Reward Walrus
• Helping launch a global rewards platform
• Supporting an app designed not just for top-tier countries, but also smaller and underserved regions
• Directly influencing how the platform grows and evolves

This is more than testing — this is helping shape something from the very beginning.

---

Final note​

This is the last step before public launch.
By helping here, you’re not only helping me — you’re helping build something I’ve wanted to create the right way for a long time.

If you’re interested, comment below or DM me and I’ll get you added once everything is ready.

Let’s launch this thing

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Devin said:

@Suba — quick question so I can better understand what actually works in Indonesia

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Indonesia (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share.


@Passionate-writer — quick question so I can better understand what actually works in Pakistan

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Pakistan (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share.


@Fire&Rain — Our rewards provider doesn't support options for Botswana. However, here are some quick question so I can better understand what actually works in your country.

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Botswana (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share.


@Stardom22 — Our rewards provider doesn't support options for Kenya. However, here are some quick question so I can better understand what actually works in your country.

• Are you able to receive and convert USDC easily where you live?
• If yes, what’s the usual process (exchanges, wallets, fees, delays)?
• Are there any limitations or restrictions I should be aware of?
• Is there a preferred or more commonly used cryptocurrency in Kenya (USDC, USDT, others)?
• Outside of crypto, what payment methods do people typically use that work reliably?

No promises yet — I’m just gathering real-world info so I can see what might be feasible down the road. Appreciate any insight you can share

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Devin said:

private Google Play testing link

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pousinha said:

Do I find the private Google Play testing link in the Play Store?

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