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Voice Notes — how you get paid

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GH₵5 per accepted line to your MoMo, 1 to 3 business days after your recordings are confirmed.

GH₵5 for every accepted line. Fifteen lines, so up to GH₵75.

Payment goes to the MoMo number you registered, 1 to 3 business days after we have confirmed your recordings.

How a line is checked

  1. You send the voice note.
  2. An automatic check listens for the words in the line.
  3. A person reviews anything the check was unsure about.
  4. The line is accepted, or sent back for a redo.

You are told your score and the reviewer's reason. Notices are batched, so expect them in one message rather than a stream — usually a few hours apart.

Send STATUS any time for your own count.

A redo is not a rejection

It means one line did not come through clearly. Record it again and it counts like any other.

If you stop early

Leaving does not cancel what you earned. Every accepted line is still paid.

Your recordings

Ask us to delete them at any time and we will. Before they are locked into the test set it happens straight away. Once a recording is locked, a person removes it by hand instead — so it still gets done, it just takes a little longer. Either way, email support@vendwa.com.

Good to know

  • The MoMo number must be registered in your own name, matching the name you sent.
  • One MoMo number, one participant.
  • Questions about money go to support@vendwa.com, not to the bot.
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