How verification works on MyTypingAI.

Every task is protected by automated activity monitoring to maintain task quality, fair usage and platform integrity. If unusual activity, suspicious task patterns, policy violations or bot-like behaviour is detected — now or during a later review — the account may be asked to provide supporting evidence before restrictions are applied.

If verification is requested, users may need to submit a complete screen recording of the task session as supporting evidence.

• Full task recording from start to submission.
• No editing, cutting or cropping.
• The task window must remain visible for the whole session.
• Avoid switching tabs during active tasks.
• Recording timestamps must match the task session.
• Evidence must be submitted during the warning or verification period, before membership restrictions are applied.

Even if suspicious activity is not detected immediately, we may review the following records later:

• Task activity and submission history
• Timing records (first-keystroke to submit, per-task duration)
• Typing behaviour (rhythm, backspaces, paste attempts)
• Task visibility records (focus, tab-switch, minimise)
• Anti-cheat signals collected during the session

Spending more time on a task does not automatically make the work valid — reviews are based on overall activity patterns, system records and platform rules.

If a review confirms a violation, one or more of the following may be applied depending on severity:

• Warning with no penalty (first-time, minor)
• Automatic cooldown before further tasks can be completed
• Membership lock until the current membership ends
• Payout review or withheld payouts pending investigation
• Account restriction or permanent suspension

Once a membership has been locked, new recordings may not be accepted as evidence for previously restricted activity. Submit evidence during the warning window.