Smart Finger Walk – Review:
You may be wondering if Smart Finger Walk is legit after seeing it in ads, luckily you came to the right place, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the app. Remember that for this article I will base it solely on my experience.
If this is your first time visiting the blog, I would like to clarify that we are independent, we have no relationship with the application or the studio that published it. We do not seek to promote the app in any way, the only objective of this blog is to inform and help other users, for this we share our experience and results without changing any details. In each article you will have an honest and impartial opinion regardless of the result or how popular the project is, you will always have quality information.
Also, if this game is not what you are looking for, it doesn’t matter, at the end of the article you will find the names of some lists that gather apps that pay and can help you. Most of the apps in these lists are games, but this doesn’t mean that it is the only thing you can find, check them out. Anyway, let’s see if Smart Finger Walk app is legitimate or not.
What is Smart Finger Walk?
Smart Finger Walk is an app that counts your steps and rewards you for them, something that is quite common in this niche although I must highlight the fact that the app is quite different from what has been seen before. When you enter this app you may think that it is a simple game or an app for children, but the reality is that it is a walking and fitness app that promises to give us some money every time we meet our goal.
This particular app was published by Lotub.LLC, a studio that has only one other listing on their profile that helps you run new apps on your phone. I don’t know if Lotub.LLC ever had another project that offered money to its users, but at this point there is no record of this and it seems like it can give us a clear idea of what its creator is looking for. Over this time I have seen many companies that appear out of nowhere, promise money and disappear out of nowhere without paying anyone and many have a similar profile to this one.
Every game has some kind of sign that can help us identify it as a lie, the problem is that many users are still unaware of this and that is why it is so easy to fool the public. Before each installation, I recommend that you look for information on the web so that you know what to expect.
Installation and Registration on Smart Finger Walk:
Finding this app is easy since it is at its best, but I still recommend checking the name of the company that published it to avoid confusion. If it does not give you the option to install it, it may be due to compatibility issues with your phone since it is available to everyone.
To access the app you do not need to register or meet any requirements. It will not even ask you for data related to your physical appearance as it does on other occasions.
How does it work?
When you enter Smart Finger Walk you’ll have access to a board with several options available, there you can decide whether to dedicate yourself solely to walking or meet your daily goal or try your luck in some of the integrated mini-games. On the main screen you have a games menu and a board that counts the steps you take, the calories you lose and the kilometers you travel daily, as well as a menu at the bottom that allows you to change windows and access new functions.
If you want to just walk, that’s fine, you’ll be able to access this once you accept the permission to track your physical activity. Remember that this permission is important because if you don’t activate it, the app won’t be able to count your steps. This will also keep the app open in the background and contribute to your phone’s battery draining faster. On the other hand, in the first window you also have some games like roulette, casino machines, and a scratch card that can give you the illusion of winning money, but it’s just a trick to make you watch ads or spend coins.
Your reward is automatically added to your balance, you can check this in your wallet or in the balance that appears at the top. The money can be credited after completing a daily walking goal or by winning a game.
Payments:
You can request your payment through PayPal, Amazon, CashApp, Google Play, VISA and Steam, although I personally will always recommend PayPal for this type of transactions. The minimum payment is $500 dollars and although it may sound like a very tempting figure, the reality is that it is simply a scam.
No matter how hard you try, eventually getting $500 will be impossible because as you get closer to that number, you start getting less rewards. The app is designed to make you believe the ads, play the game, and waste your time while the creator makes money by making you watch commercials. It’s all a trick.
Does Smart Finger Walk pay?
Although I would like to give you good news, the reality is that Smart Finger Walk doesn’t pay, it is just a rubbish app like other games we have seen. In this blog we have seen too many rubbish apps over the months and it is increasingly clear that rubbish apps share a series of “rules” that can alert us from the beginning that it is a scam, but as I said, unfortunately many do not know this and therefore it is necessary to continue to make this information known. As always, you know that you can trust this blog and if you have questions you can leave them in the comments.
Rating:
0/5
THIS APP DOES NOT PAY
Next I will leave you a list of apps that if they paid you, you decide which one best suits your needs: