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Missing Coins
Last updated: 2026-04-27
⏰ How Task Crediting Works
Coins are credited only after a human reviews your task submission. We aim to review every submission within 24 hours, often much faster. Approved tasks credit instantly; rejected tasks include a reason explaining what went wrong, and you can usually retry once the cooldown ends.
⚠️ Important
Submissions can be rejected if the proof is unclear, doesn't match the requirements, or if the task wasn't actually completed. Re-read the instructions before retrying so the second submission has a clean approval.
💬 Common Reasons for Missing Coins
🕐 Still Pending
- Most submissions are reviewed within a few hours
- Weekend and holiday processing may be slower than usual
- You can see the current status of every submission on your profile
☑️ Rejected Submission
- Check the rejection reason on the task card — it explains exactly what to fix
- Common rejections: blurry screenshots, missing required details, steps not actually completed
- You can usually retry once the cooldown timer expires
⚠️ Cap Hit
- Some tasks have a per-user cap or a global quota; once full, no more submissions are accepted
- Check the task card — an unavailable badge will tell you why
🔄 How to Get Help
If a submission has been pending for over 24 hours or you believe it was rejected unfairly, contact us:
- Check your profile — confirm the submission shows as pending or rejected.
- Open a Discord ticket — include your username, the task name, and a screenshot of your submission.
- Wait for review — our team aims to respond within 24 hours.
What to Include:
- Your RbxArmy username
- The exact task title
- The date you submitted
- A screenshot of the proof you submitted (or what you tried to submit)
🕐 Prevent Rejected Submissions
- Read the task instructions twice before clicking Start
- Capture full-screen, high-resolution screenshots that clearly show the required details
- Don't submit duplicate or recycled screenshots from old attempts
- Provide truthful information — we ban accounts caught faking proof