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Get paid to waitOne line to installCharity at launch · more rewards rolling outNZ-only · opt-inNever reads prompts, content, files or codeGet paid to waitOne line to installCharity at launch · more rewards rolling outNZ-only · opt-inNever reads prompts, content, files or code

Rewards

You choose where your wait goes.

Dash pays you in rewards, not cash-per-wait. Your balance builds while AI works, then you send it wherever you like — give it away, grow it, or spend it.

Charity payouts are live at launch. Every other reward is planned — each one subject to partner availability as integrations land.

Live

Donate to charity

SPCA, Trees That Count, Foodbank NZ — your wait does good.

Planned

KiwiSaver / investing

Drip your earnings into your future (e.g. Sharesies).

Planned

Airpoints

For Air NZ contexts — earn Airpoints Dollars as you wait.

Next

Everyday Rewards

Spend on groceries & fuel across Woolworths / BP.

Next

Power-bill credit

Money straight off your power bill, via power-company partners.

Next

Bank perk

Fees or premiums reduced, via banking / insurance partners.

Coming soon

Cash

Withdraw once you pass a threshold. KYC at withdrawal; may be taxable.

How payout actually works

Accrue. Then redeem.

1

It accrues

Every qualifying wait adds a few cents to your Dash balance, server-side. No money moves per wait — that keeps it honest and fee-free.

2

You redeem at a threshold

Pick a destination from the ladder. Non-cash rewards (points, KiwiSaver, charity) route via partners with no card fees and, per NZ guidance, generally aren’t taxable.

3

Cash is the top of the ladder

Cash opens only above a sensible minimum (NZ$10–20), batched, KYC at withdrawal. Cash may be taxable income — we’ll show a note.

Why not cash per wait? Card rails charge a fixed fee per transaction and need every recipient KYC-verified — paying a few cents per wait is impossible. So Dash is a ledger, not a payments firehose: it builds, you redeem.

Questions, answered straight.

Is it really free?

Yes. You opt in, a single sponsored line shows while you’d be waiting anyway, and the value accrues to you. No purchase required.

Do I pay tax on it?

Points and non-cash rewards from activity generally aren’t taxable in NZ. Cash withdrawals may be — we show a note and link to the terms. Get your own advice if unsure.

What’s the minimum?

Non-cash rewards redeem from NZ$5. Cash (coming soon) opens higher, around NZ$10–20, batched.

How long until I see it?

Points and charity are the fast lane. Some partner rails settle in a weekly batch at first while integrations mature.