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Movement is rewarded
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
move2pay is a fitness rewards app. It counts the movement you already do, whether that is a walk, a run or a gym session, and turns it into credits. The credits are spent at partner businesses rather than being cashed out.
The developer pitches it at people who want extra motivation for fitness or weight loss goals. It is built around a phone that already collects activity data, so it suits someone who would rather be paid in credits for moving than track progress alone.
The build we hold is move2pay 3.9.3 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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move2pay connects to fitness apps and reads data from Apple Health or Google Fit. From that data it tracks steps, activities and workouts, and each counts toward credits.
Because it works from the health data already on the phone, the developer says no GPS tracking is required. Walking, running and gym workouts all feed the same credit balance.
Credits are not paid out as cash. They are used at move2pay's partner businesses, so the value of a credit depends on what those partners offer.
The developer states that the app avoids GPS and says it causes no unnecessary battery drain. It also says all data is processed anonymously and that personal data is not sold.
Those points are the developer's own claims. They describe how tracking is designed to work, and they sit alongside the Apple Health and Google Fit connection that supplies the activity data.