Terms of Service
The rules for using Offraviax. Last updated 04 November 2026.
Who runs it
Offraviax is a free points programme built around ten skill games and operated by the owner of this website, offraviax.com. Questions about these terms: support@offraviax.com.
Your account
- You must be 18 or older and live where online reward programmes are lawful.
- One account per person and per household; accounts can't be shared, sold or transferred.
- Keep your details accurate and your password to yourself.
- Any tax due on rewards is your responsibility.
The Top 10
The order of the ten games is an editorial choice by our crew. It does not rank other websites or companies and says nothing about how much a game pays.
Nothing at stake
Offraviax never charges you and you never wager anything. Points come from exactly two sources, score targets and daily rewards, under the rules published on this site.
Points
- A completed target or daily reward adds the amount shown for it.
- No account can collect more than 2,800 points in one calendar day.
- Points have no cash value until a cash-out is approved under the Payout Policy, and they belong to the account that earned them.
- Points credited by mistake may be removed.
Fair play
Not allowed: bots or any automation, exploiting bugs, extra accounts and altered results. If we find any of these, points can be frozen and the account suspended or closed.
Cash-outs
From 10,000 points ($10) you can request PayPal or a gift card. A person reviews every request and may ask for proof of identity; the Payout Policy gives the details.
Changes
Games, the board order, target values and the daily limit may change; the version published here applies. Changes never remove points already credited.
Leaving
You can close your account whenever you like. If your balance is above the minimum, send a final cash-out request first.
Liability
Offraviax is provided without warranties. As far as the law allows, the operator is not liable for indirect losses or events outside its reasonable control. Your statutory consumer rights are not affected.