New Arcade records origin and residence separately
Official information
Flitto's notice effective 25 August 2026 lists country of origin and country of residence among New Arcade's registration information. Its stated purposes include verifying freelancers and assigning translation projects.
The source distinguishes origin and residence but does not define origin as citizenship.
Flitto says New Arcade short-text points are awarded after review and any objections are complete. Points can be used for gift coupons or cash-out through Flitto Store.
Official New Arcade short-text guidance; no fixed hourly earnings or universal cash value per task stated.
From 2 February 2026, Flitto schedules bank cash-out requests made Monday through Sunday for payment within four business days of the following week, excluding weekends and holidays.
Korean bank-transfer cash-out product; the separate June pause temporarily altered processing.
Flitto announced a bank-transfer and PayPal cash-out pause for 8–30 June 2026 during a payment-system update, with affected requests planned for processing from 1 July.
Historical bank-transfer and PayPal service notice. Later payment completion remains unverified.
Flitto's notice lists a 200,000-point bank-transfer denomination at $140. Its Store FAQ says the dollar amount is converted to Korean won at the previous day's exchange rate.
The notice took effect on 1 September 2022; the FAQ says a balance of more than 200,000 points. Dollar currency is not named. These are bank-redemption terms, not task earnings.
Flitto cancels PayPal cash-out orders from people liable for income tax in Korea and returns their points. Its guide directs Korean bank payouts through the South Korea residential setting. It permits PayPal with proof when Korea's National Tax Service confirms the person is a nonresident living overseas.
Proof applies to the tax-status exception for overseas nonresidents.
Selected public accounts. Experiences are self-reported.
Language practice and review delays
Accounts cover November 2020–February 2023
A November 2020 Arcade reviewer liked language practice with rewards but reported slower point approval. A February 2023 reviewer felt English translation effort was poorly rewarded and also described longer reviews.
Two historical Korean Google Play reviews about Arcade; a selected public sample, not representative sentiment.