MiniJoy is a free casual mobile game app that allows you to play games and win cash while doing so. Developed by MiniJoy Technology co. LTD, this lifestyle app offers over 30 games of varying difficulty and grants Indian rupees as your reward if you accumulate enough points from the games. However, while this seems easy enough with all of the different types of games available, withdrawals aren’t always successful.

How do I withdraw from MiniJoy?

MiniJoy is basically an online entertainment earning app that requires hard work and dedication to even get enough points. It uses a currency called “Joy” as its exchange for Indian rupees—and ₹1 requires 1,000 Joy. Gaining points is done mostly through minigames and you can either play solo or play with friends and strangers. You can find classic ones like poker and pool, as well as common mobile games like match-3 puzzles and racing. 

Aside from the games, you also get daily tasks that reward Joy such as playing a specific game or inviting friends to try the app. Successful invitations will grant bonus rewards, too, and you even earn some points every hour. It’s important to be active on the application to accumulate Joy quickly. However, you need an account first to be able to play and unlock all features. Plus, there’s a minimum amount required for withdrawal.

To withdraw, your wallet balance must exceed at least 1,000 Joy and your account must be bound to Paytm. Unfortunately, this is the only banking service available. However, while collecting points is easy enough with the variety of activities, the withdrawal part is the hardest as it often fails or doesn’t come after several weeks or months despite getting a ticket. Customer support isn’t much help most of the time either.

Tricky to get money

All in all, MiniJoy is a decent option if you want to earn money passively. However, the amount of activities you can do doesn’t really detract from the fact that it’s difficult to withdraw your earnings. You also need to have Paytm as it’s the only supported banking service. The minigames themselves are fun but if you’re here for the rupees, then expect for it to take a long while to be processed.