South Korean mobile users are actively participating in a popular app-based reward system, with multiple “money-earning quizzes” offered through the Cashwalk platform. On Wednesday, February 18, 2026, Cashwalk released answers to several quizzes, including those focused on Realmyze low-sugar peanut butter, Jenabelle skincare, Carrot auto insurance, and various products from Pix, a consumer electronics brand.
One quiz centered on Realmyze’s low-sugar peanut butter crunch, currently offered at a promotional price of 8,225 won per jar with free shipping. The correct answer to the quiz question – “OOO O 그대로, 건강과 영양까지 채운 땅콩버터를 만나보세요! OOOO는 무엇일까요? (초성힌트 : ㅅㅅㅇㅁ)” – was determined to be “속세의맛” (Sokseui Mat – “the taste of the secular world”), according to bntnews.
Other quizzes covered a range of products and services. A Jenabelle skincare promotion, in collaboration with Naver, offered a limited-edition PDRN 3-piece holiday set at a discounted price, with the quiz answer being “광채탄력” (Gwangchae Tanyeok – “radiant elasticity”). A Carrot auto insurance quiz focused on flexible payment options, with the correct answer being “매월후불” (Mae Wol Hubul – “monthly post-payment”).
Pix products were also featured, including a rotating fan heater, a smartphone portable charger, and an air pump. The correct answers to the Pix quizzes were “직류가열” (Jikryu Gayeol – “direct current heating”), “과전압” (Gwa Jeonap – “overvoltage”), and “리튬폴리머” (Rityum Polimeo – “lithium polymer”), respectively. Another Pix quiz focused on a portable wireless vacuum cleaner, with the correct answer being “헤파필터” (Hepa Pilteo – “HEPA filter”).
Cashwalk also featured quizzes related to government initiatives and other brands. A quiz about the “Donghaeng Festival” (a government initiative to support small businesses) asked users to identify the app for ordering food and receiving rewards, with the answer being “공공배달” (Gonggong Baedal – “public delivery”). A quiz about Shinhan Bank’s “20+” program asked for the missing word in the phrase “신한 20+ ○○○”, with the answer being “뛰어요” (Ttwieoyo – “run”). A quiz about Mamikea’s Aesabi Pack Cleanser asked for the ppm of apple water in the product, with the answer being “10450”. Finally, a quiz about Everyclick asked for the activity that earns rewards, with the answer being “쇼핑” (Syoping – “shopping”).
Cashwalk’s “money-earning quizzes” offer users the opportunity to earn up to 10,000 cash points, which can be redeemed for various products and services. The platform also incorporates a step-counting feature, rewarding users for physical activity. Bntnews reported that Cashwalk utilizes location data even when the app is closed or not in leverage to provide additional benefits.
