R.I.S.E vs Chillar
Chillar is an Android rewards app in India, published by the same company as Rupiyo, that pays for offers and tasks. Below, every claim about Chillar is quoted word-for-word from a page GreedyGame Media Pvt. Ltd. publishes, and linked so you can read it in full.
Verified 22 July 2026. Terms change — if you are reading this long after that date, check the linked sources before relying on it.
What each of us actually publishes.
Do earnings expire?
Chillar says
“will expire from the user's wallet if not utilized within 60 days of accrual”
Source: Chillar Terms & Conditions
R.I.S.E
Sparks in your R.I.S.E wallet do not expire. The wallet ledger only ever adds — there is no code path that removes a Spark once it is credited, on any timer or for any reason.
How do you get paid?
Chillar says
“Name on the bank account should be same as the name on PAN card”
Source: Chillar Terms & Conditions
R.I.S.E
R.I.S.E asks for no PAN, no Aadhaar and no KYC at any point. You give a UPI handle at withdrawal and nothing else; the name on it does not have to match anything.
Is KYC required?
Chillar says
“For the highest paying offers, you might need to complete KYC.”
Source: Chillar Google Play listing
R.I.S.E
R.I.S.E asks for no PAN, no Aadhaar and no KYC at any point. You give a UPI handle at withdrawal and nothing else; the name on it does not have to match anything.
What is the minimum withdrawal?
Chillar says
“Please check the Wallet section in the app for the latest minimum requirement.”
R.I.S.E
R.I.S.E publishes its withdrawal amounts and does not move them: ₹10, ₹25, ₹50, ₹100, ₹250 and ₹500, with ₹10 available from your first day. The minimum does not rise as you approach it.
Chillar on Google Play
4.4★ (84.6K ratings) · 5M+ installs · listing last updated 18 July 2026. These move weekly; the figures are as of 22 July 2026. See the current listing.
R.I.S.E is newer and smaller than that, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we can offer instead of a rating is a page that shows the live payout total and a ₹10 minimum, so you can test whether we pay before spending real time on it.
Questions people ask.
What is the main difference between R.I.S.E and Chillar?
Chillar's published terms state that unused earnings expire after 60 days, that withdrawal is to a bank account matching your PAN name, and that KYC may be needed for the highest-paying offers. Its FAQ directs you to the app rather than publishing a minimum withdrawal figure. R.I.S.E earnings do not expire, there is no KYC of any kind, and the six withdrawal amounts are published and fixed, starting at ₹10.
Is Chillar the same company as Rupiyo?
Both are published by GreedyGame Media Pvt. Ltd., and their published terms carry the same 60-day expiry and PAN-name-match conditions. That is why the comparisons on this site read alike.
Does R.I.S.E hide its minimum withdrawal?
No. The six amounts are ₹10, ₹25, ₹50, ₹100, ₹250 and ₹500, and ₹10 is available from your first day. The minimum does not rise as your balance grows.
Don't take our word for it either.
Every claim above links to the page it came from, including ours. Withdraw ₹10 and see what happens — that is the only comparison that settles anything.