Canadian User Tester Needed — Test Prize Claim & Bank Payout Workflow

We’re looking for one Canadian user tester to help test a simple prize-claim and bank-payout workflow for a new trading competition platform.

This is a very small, one-time test. You will:

Receive a test winner notification (from MarketLeague's bank "invite recipient" flow) by email

Visit our prize-claim page and complete a short form

Provide the Canadian banking information required to receive the test payment

Receive a small real CAD payment into your Canadian bank account

Tell us the exact amount received, whether your bank charged any receiving fee, and when the payment arrived

Provide brief feedback if anything about the process was unclear

Requirements:

Must currently live in Canada

Must be 18+

Must have a Canadian bank account in your own legal name

Ontario or British Columbia preferred

Must be comfortable receiving a small legitimate business payment in CAD

Must be available to complete the test promptly once we notify you that the workflow is ready

Important: We will never request your online banking password, username/login credentials, PIN, debit/credit card information, or access to your bank account. We will only request the standard recipient/banking information necessary to send the bank transfer.

The active work involved should only take approximately 10–15 minutes total. The test payment may take additional time to arrive, but no work is required while waiting.

When applying, please tell us:

Which province you currently live in

Which Canadian bank you use

Whether the bank account is in your own legal name

Whether you can complete the test within 24 hours once notified

Let us know if you encounter any errors, unexpected requests, or problems anywhere during the process.

We are looking to hire someone immediately so that they are ready when the test workflow is complete.

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