What happens if I'm not satisfied with the answer?
You have 72 hours after receiving an answer to approve or dispute it. If you dispute, the case goes to a panel of Senior Solvers in the relevant vertical for review. If they agree the answer was inadequate, a refund is processed. If they side with the Expert Solver, the funds are released.
How are funds held?
For Phase 1, bounty funds ($50+) are held by Trustap, a US-based transaction escrow service. Trustap holds the funds; ReallySolved is not the escrow agent. Funds are released to the Expert Solver on your approval or after the auto-release window. This structure means ReallySolved never holds your funds.
What's the minimum bounty, and why $50?
$50 is the Phase-1 minimum for a full, considered bounty, and the floor is deliberate. It (1) keeps Expert Solvers positioned as consultants, not microtask labor; (2) separates a citable expert verdict from a cheap quick answer; (3) covers the fixed escrow and processing costs that would eat a tiny one-off; (4) keeps payouts above the point where the one-time tax/identity check at withdrawal is worth it; and (5) limits the liability that attaches to each published verdict. Quick, sub-$50 answers are coming as
Quick Consults: a prepaid-balance lane for one- or two-minute expert checks;
join the waitlist on the Expert Solver page. Lower-cost AI-generated verdicts are available now at aimultisearch.ai/upgrade.
Can I post bounties anonymously?
Yes. Askers can post under a pseudonym. Your payment method is required for fund collection but is not publicly displayed.
When does pooled bounty launch?
Phase 3. Pooled bounties require a multi-contributor fund architecture (Stripe Connect + legal confirmation of the agent-of-payee structure under California money transmission law). We're building this correctly before launching it. In the meantime, single-asker bounties are available at $50+.