Turn your skills into opportunities
Build a public profile, discover relevant Jobs and grow a reputation that earns.
Become a Freelancer
Get work done without the hassle
Post a Job, compare skilled Freelancers and choose the right person in one place.
Every step
in order
From the first Job post to a completed review, Wurklynk keeps Employers and Freelancers moving through clear stages.
Employer
Post a Job
Step 01Describe what you need, your location, timing and budget in a couple of minutes.
Choose a Freelancer
Step 02Compare Bids, public profiles and reviews, then choose the right Freelancer for the Job.
Payment Guarantee
Step 03A complete Payment Guarantee confirms that the full agreed NGN price is secured for the Freelancer before the Job proceeds.
Leave a Review
Step 04Both sides leave reviews tied to real, completed work.
Freelancer
Bid on Jobs
Step 01Send one Bid with your approach, availability and price for a Job that suits you.
Message Safely
Step 02Agree the details inside Wurklynk before the Job begins.
Complete the Job
Step 03Deliver the agreed work. Once it is confirmed, the guaranteed payment can be released.
Fees, cancellation
and disputes
Know the terms before paid work begins and the route forward if plans change.
Fees
New V1 Work has no Employer completion fee. The Freelancer completion fee is 5%, including the provider escrow cost. Review the saved quote before confirming.
Disputes
If something goes wrong, Wurklynk gives both sides a clear route to raise the issue and work towards a fair outcome.
Cancellation
Plans can change. The applicable cancellation terms show both sides where they stand.
What you pay and receive
Posting and browsing do not fund Work. New V1 Work has a 0% Employer completion fee and a 5% Freelancer completion fee, including the provider escrow cost. The saved quote governs an earlier payment. Check every amount before you confirm.
| Work price | Employer pays | Freelancer fee | Wallet credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| ₦1,000.00 | ₦1,000.00 | ₦50.00 | ₦950.00 |
Wallet credit and bank receipt are separate
The minimum bank withdrawal is ₦1,000. Your available Wallet must also cover the bank transfer fee. The ₦950 earned from a first ₦1,000 Job is below that minimum; it remains in Wallet until you have enough available funds. Direct Wallet funding is currently unavailable.
For example, a quote sending ₦1,000 to your bank with a ₦10.75 transfer fee debits ₦1,010.75 from Wallet. That is an illustration, not a fixed bank charge: your quote shows the actual fee and verified destination before confirmation. Pending is not proof of bank receipt; use the saved receipt for status and support.
When delivery, release and refunds happen
Agree the delivery and review window before funding. The recorded 2–365 day window starts at funding: the final day is for review, the earlier days for delivery. The flow records one revision request within that window; it does not extend Payluk claim eligibility. Check the exact deadlines on Work. After the recorded review deadline and provider claim eligibility, release may be requested only when no revision, cancellation or dispute holds it; provider confirmation is still required.
The funding review shows the escrow fee retained on a refund, including a funded offer that is declined or expires. For the example above, an agreed ₦50 retained fee leaves a ₦950 Wallet refund. That refund is below the ₦1,000 bank minimum, and withdrawal fees are separate. Cancellation approval or a provider refund request is not a confirmed refund: check the receipt. Existing accepted terms and mandatory rights continue to apply.
Payment terms · Complaints and reviews · Check Wallet and receipts
What is Wurklynk?
Wurklynk is a Nigeria-first marketplace where Employers can post Jobs and choose Freelancers, while Freelancers can find paid opportunities and build a reputation through completed work.
How do I post a Job?
Create an Employer Account, choose Post a Job, then add the work you need, location, timing and budget. Your Job remains a private draft until you publish it.
How do I find a Freelancer?
Browse public Freelancer profiles directly, or post a Job and compare the Bids you receive before choosing anyone.
How do Freelancers submit Bids?
A Freelancer signs in, opens an available Job and sends one Bid with their price and approach. The Employer can then review it alongside the Freelancer's public profile.
