Kandrit is a quiz platform. You play timed quizzes against other people, and some of those quizzes carry a prize funded by us, by a brand or by whoever created the campaign. What you win can be spent on airtime, data, electricity and cable TV inside the app, and cash prizes can be sent to your bank.

Yes. There is no entry fee on any quiz, no deposit, and nothing to stake. You cannot pay to improve your chances, and nobody at Kandrit will ever ask you to pay to enter a campaign. Some campaigns carry no prize at all and are played for the score alone.

Open the campaigns page, pick one and start it when it opens. If somebody gave you a code, use Enter code in the menu at the top of any page, which also lets you into private campaigns.

Yes. Pick a nickname and play as a guest. A guest can play any open campaign, replay a finished one and react to campaigns, but cannot post in chat, cannot appear on the platform leaderboard and cannot be paid a prize.

A guest account belongs to the browser you created it in, one per browser, so clearing your browser loses it. Turning it into a real account keeps everything you have played.

No. One account per person. We look for duplicate accounts and disable them, and the account most likely to lose a prize is the second one somebody made to enter the same campaign twice.

K is knockout. Miss one question and your run ends there, so the people left standing are the ones who did not slip.

P is private. You need the code to get in, which is how a school, a church group or a workplace runs a campaign for its own people.

A campaign can carry both, and plenty carry neither. No tags means open to everybody with no knockout.

On some campaigns, no. If a campaign does not allow it, moving to another tab or another app locks you out of your run, and you are told so on the screen before you start. Where it is allowed, your question timer keeps running either way.

Whoever took less time. If the time is identical too, whoever started first. Every board on the site is ordered that way, so a tie is never left unbroken.

Each campaign has a category, and its questions are drawn from that category. A campaign set to random can ask you anything. Questions you have already answered are not served to you again, which is why a replay never repeats your original run.

Anybody viewing a campaign can read the chat as it happens. Posting needs an account. Reactions are open to guests as well, because a reaction cannot be used to spam anybody.

Every campaign shows how many winners it has and what the prize is before you start, and the split is set when the campaign is created, so it is not always an equal share. If fewer people qualify than there are winning places, the unclaimed part goes back to whoever funded the campaign. Your own share is yours either way.

₭₱ is KPoints, and it is what most campaign prizes are paid in. Five KPoints are worth one naira of airtime, data, electricity or cable TV inside the app, so a ₭₱5,000 prize buys ₦1,000 of bills.

KPoints are spent in the app and cannot be sent to a bank. A campaign paying in ₦ goes to your naira balance instead, and that one can be withdrawn. The campaign tells you which it is before you play.

Naira balances go to your bank from the withdraw page. The minimum is ₦2,000, there is a ₦100 transfer fee, and there is a daily limit shown on the page itself. You will need your transaction PIN, which is not your password and which nobody at Kandrit will ever ask you for.

After the campaign closes and the final board is settled, not while it is still running. Guests are not eligible, so prize places are worked out across the players who hold accounts.

Once a campaign is over you can play it again for fun. A replay carries no prize and cannot change the campaign result or anybody else's place on it. What it does count towards is your standing on the replay board, where your best run of each quiz is the one that counts.

Yes. Start a game from any finished campaign, share the code, and between two and ten of you answer the same questions and watch the scores move. It needs no prize and no campaign of your own. Games with friends count on the same board as replays.

Two separate boards on the leaderboard. One is real campaign play, which is the record that carries prizes. The other is replays and games with friends, which carries none. Each runs by week, by month and all time, and guests are not listed on either.

Yes, at creator.kandrit.com. Write your own questions, decide whether it is open or behind a code, and run it for your class, your team, your church group or your customers. Setting one up is free. A prize is optional, and if you want one you fund it yourself.

Both are possible. A sponsored campaign runs in your name with your questions and your prize, which is a good deal more than a banner. Placements and prices are on the advertise page.

Because playing is free and prizes are not. Ads are marked Advertisement wherever they appear, and there are none on the quiz screen itself, because an ad has no business being in front of somebody on a timer.

Your password and your transaction PIN are stored hashed, so nobody at Kandrit can read either of them, and everything between your browser and the site runs over HTTPS. What we hold and who else sees it is set out in the privacy policy. We will never ask you for your PIN or password.

Write to [email protected] or use the contact page, where the WhatsApp number is usually fastest. Anything involving money is looked at by a person, so tell us the amount and the day it happened.