Honeygain received the 2025 Mass Payment Award from Tipalti for its handling of high-volume international payments.
The award recognizes companies that manage large payout volumes with efficiency, compliance, and focus on users.
Honeygain serves over 60 million users worldwide through its passive income model using unused internet bandwidth.
The platform partners with Tipalti to deliver fast, secure payouts starting from $20 thresholds.
Future plans include improvements in payment processing, global support, and fee-free cryptocurrency options.

Honeygain, a platform that allows users to earn passive income by sharing unused internet bandwidth, has won the 2025 Mass Payment Award from Tipalti.

The award, announced on September 26, 2025, by Honeygain spokesperson Sandra Krikstaponyte, honors the company’s ability to process millions of global payouts efficiently.

Tipalti, a provider of payment automation solutions, presents this recognition annually as part of its Insider Customer Awards to businesses excelling in scalable and compliant payment systems.

Honeygain’s achievement underscores its commitment to reliable income distribution for users in over 150 countries, ensuring payments arrive securely and on schedule. This milestone supports the platform’s growth, which now includes more than 60 million registered users.

Details of the Tipalti Mass Payment Award

The Tipalti Mass Payment Award targets companies that demonstrate strong performance in managing extensive global payout operations.

According to the official announcement on Honeygain’s website, the award evaluates factors such as payment volume, compliance with international regulations, and user satisfaction. Tipalti’s ecosystem focuses on automating high-volume transactions, which helps businesses like Honeygain handle diverse payment methods across borders without delays.

Honeygain integrates Tipalti’s technology to process payouts in multiple currencies and formats, including bank transfers and digital wallets. This setup complies with standards like Know Your Customer (KYC) protocols, which verify user identities to prevent fraud.

The partnership enables Honeygain to complete millions of transactions annually, maintaining transparency through real-time tracking features available in its app, compatible with iOS 12.0 and later, Android 5.0 and later, Windows 7 and later, macOS 10.13 and later, and Linux distributions based on kernel 3.10 or higher.

Honeygain’s Role in Passive Income

Honeygain operates as a bandwidth-sharing service, where users install software to monetize excess internet capacity. The platform connects users to a network that supports tasks like market research and content delivery, rewarding participants with credits redeemable for cash.

As stated in the award announcement, Honeygain’s mission has been simple: make passive income accessible to everyone, everywhere. This model requires no active effort beyond setup, with earnings accumulating based on shared data volume- typically 1 credit per gigabyte, convertible at a rate of 1,000 credits to $5 USD.

The company’s payout system, powered by Tipalti, addresses common challenges in global earnings platforms, such as varying tax requirements and currency conversions. Users can withdraw funds once they reach a $20 minimum, with processing times averaging 1-3 business days for most methods.

This efficiency has been key to retaining its user base, as noted in the press release: With over 60 million users worldwide and millions of payouts completed, we know that our payout system isn’t just a feature, it’s a promise.

Impact on Users and Future Developments

The award validates Honeygain’s focus on trust and community, as highlighted by Krikstaponyte: This award isn’t just ours, it’s yours too. You trusted us with your unused internet bandwidth, and we’ve made it our job to reward that trust with a safe, transparent, and seamless experience.

For users, this means continued reliability in accessing earnings, regardless of location.

Looking ahead, Honeygain plans enhancements to its infrastructure, including quicker processing times and expanded support for cryptocurrency payouts through features like JumpTask Mode, which offers fee-free options for digital assets.

These updates aim to broaden accessibility, building on the platform’s current compatibility with standard broadband connections of at least 5 Mbps upload speed.