See the deal first
Task, effort, value, intended use, review rules, and rights appear before participation.
From demand to delivery
One understandable loop.
The platform is not built around invisible harvesting. It is built around a visible offer, a human decision, a reviewable result, and a documented handoff.- 01
A buyer defines the signal
The request begins with a specific use case, output format, quality bar, review standard, rights scope, and budget.
The task exists because a buyer needs a defined human signal—not because Data Cash passively collected it. - 02
The offer is made visible
Contributors will see what is requested, the expected time, the estimated value, the intended use, and the rights attached to accepted work.
The decision comes before collection. A contributor can participate, pass, or choose a different task. - 03
A contributor chooses and completes it
Only the person who accepts the offer completes the prompt. Future tasks may involve audio, video, preference, workflow, or contextual data.
Current Human Data Market tasks are simulations. Data Cash does not accept real task uploads today. - 04
The submission is reviewed
Work is checked against the disclosed prompt, safety rules, quality requirements, and provenance record.
Every review decision will be clear: accepted, rejected, or returned for a permitted correction. - 05
Accepted work is paid and delivered
When production operations open, accepted work will move into payout and buyer delivery under the task agreement the contributor accepted.
Rejected or unpaid work is intended to remain outside any buyer dataset and outside marketplace use.
Contributor control
Consent is a workflow, not a checkbox.
Choose task by task
Joining Data Cash is not blanket permission. Each future task requires its own affirmative choice.
Keep the record
The product is designed to preserve the agreement version, status, and payment history connected to the work.