Submitting task proof is the single most important action you take on Zyntara โ it's how your in-game achievements get converted into actual $ZYN and Points rewards. Yet many new players lose energy to avoidable rejections simply because their proof doesn't meet requirements. This guide covers exactly how to submit proof correctly every time.
The Task Submission Process
Submitting proof on Zyntara follows a simple flow:
- Complete the task in your actual game
- Take a screenshot showing clear evidence of completion
- Go to the Tasks page on Zyntara and select the task
- Fill in your in-game username, server (if applicable), and any required notes
- Submit your proof โ energy is deducted immediately upon submission
- An admin reviews your submission, typically within 24-48 hours
- If approved, your $ZYN and Points are credited automatically to your balance
๐จ Remember: Energy is deducted the moment you submit, not when it's approved. A rejected submission means that energy is gone permanently for the day. Always double-check your proof before submitting.
What Makes a Good Proof Submission
The single most important rule across every task type is: your in-game username must be clearly visible alongside the completed achievement in the same screenshot.
This is the most common reason for rejections. Admins need to verify the proof actually belongs to your account, not someone else's. If your username isn't visible, there's no way to confirm the submission is legitimate.
โ Do This
- Screenshot immediately after completing the action
- Make sure your username is clearly readable
- Include the full results/completion screen
- Use high-resolution, unedited screenshots
- Match the screenshot exactly to the task requirements
โ Avoid This
- Cropping out your username to "clean up" the image
- Submitting blurry or low-resolution screenshots
- Using old screenshots from a different completion
- Editing or modifying screenshots in any way
- Submitting partial screens that don't show the full result
Username Verification: Why It's Strict
You might wonder why Zyntara is so strict about username visibility. The answer protects everyone on the platform:
- Prevents fraud โ without username verification, players could submit other people's achievements as their own
- Maintains fairness โ every player is held to the same proof standard, regardless of skill level
- Protects the treasury โ fraudulent submissions would drain platform rewards that should go to legitimate players
Some games hide usernames by default in certain screens, or have privacy settings that obscure them. Before you start grinding for tasks, check your in-game settings to ensure your username displays normally during gameplay and result screens.
Filling Out the Submission Form Correctly
Beyond the screenshot itself, the submission form on Zyntara typically requires:
In-Game Username
Enter your exact in-game username as it appears in your screenshot. This should match what's visible in your proof โ mismatches between the form and the screenshot are an automatic red flag for reviewers.
Server/Region (if applicable)
Some games have multiple servers or regions. Provide accurate information here so admins can verify your achievement makes sense within the correct game context.
Additional Notes
This field is optional but helpful for tasks that might need extra context โ for example, if you're submitting a cumulative weekly task, briefly noting your progress can help speed up review.
Common Rejection Reasons and How to Avoid Them
| Rejection Reason | How to Avoid It |
|---|---|
| Username not visible | Check privacy settings, ensure username shows on results screen |
| Wrong screenshot type | Re-read the task's proof requirements before completing the task |
| Blurry/low quality | Take screenshots at full resolution, avoid zoomed-in crops |
| Doesn't match task requirements | Double-check exact requirements (e.g. "5 kills" vs "5 wins") |
If Your Submission Gets Rejected
If a submission is rejected and you believe it was a mistake, or you have additional evidence:
- Contact Zyntara support within 7 days of the rejection
- Include your submission ID and the task name
- Provide additional clear evidence if you have it
Rejections are generally final unless new compelling evidence is provided. This is why getting it right the first time matters so much โ both for your earnings and to avoid the back-and-forth of disputes.
โ Best habit to build: Before you even start playing a task-relevant game session, read the exact proof requirements for that task. Knowing what screenshot you need before you play means you'll capture it correctly the first time, every time.