Take part in challenges: sign-up and proof
How challenges work, how to sign up solo or with your crew, which requirements apply and how to submit your proof.
Published
Challenges are competitions with fixed rules, deadlines and transparent evaluation. You compete on your own or with your crew, submit proof and are then evaluated. Taking part is always free: no fee and no Wanted Tokens or money at stake.
Gameplay challenges only start after GTA VI is released. You can already see how challenges work in the challenge directory.
Finding challenges and reading the rules
In the directory you filter by status and by format, solo or crew. A challenge's page shows the goal, rules, evaluation, proof type, schedule, requirements and rewards. These details are fixed before registration. After that, only justified additions are possible, such as longer deadlines or more places, and every change is listed on the page.
Requirements
You need an account with a complete profile. A restricted account can't sign up.
Some challenges require a minimum level or a minimum account age and have a maximum number of entries. What applies is listed under Requirements.
For challenges with a real cash prize or an 18+ physical prize, every participant must have confirmed their age through a verification procedure. As long as no verification procedure is available, taking part in such challenges isn't possible.
Signing up solo
Open the challenge while registration is open.
In the Your participation section, click Sign up now and confirm. By doing so you accept the published rules.
Your entry then appears under My challenges.
Signing up as a crew
Crew challenges are registered by the crew leads, meaning the owner, crew admins or officers. On the challenge page they use Register crew to pick exactly as many members for the roster as the challenge requires. Every member on the roster must meet the requirements and can only be on one roster per challenge. Anyone added to the roster is notified. The roster can only be changed while registration is open. Your crew's entries are under Crew challenges; members have read access there.
Submitting your proof
You open your proof via Edit proof in My challenges. For crew challenges, the crew leads edit it. Depending on the challenge, it's one of these types:
Image proof: one or more screenshots as JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF, 10 MB each at most. Metadata is removed.
Video link: at least one link to a supported platform such as YouTube, Twitch or TikTok. Additional images are optional.
Video file: exactly one video as MP4 or WebM, 25 MB at most.
You also add a short description of up to 2,000 characters and up to three https links. Proof files stay private and are only visible to you and the evaluation. Save draft keeps your progress, Submit sends the proof for review. While submissions are open, you can keep editing. A saved change turns the proof back into a draft until you submit it again.
After you submit
The team reviews every submitted proof and accepts it, rejects it or asks a question. If there's a question, you add to your proof by the stated deadline and submit it again, even if submissions have already closed. You're notified about every decision, and the reason is shown with your proof. Accepted and rejected proofs can no longer be changed.
Withdrawing
Until submissions close, you can withdraw with Withdraw. A submitted proof goes back to draft, and for crews the roster is released. While registration is open, you can sign up again.
How evaluation works and what you can win is explained in Challenge results and rewards. If something goes wrong, see Event and challenge problems.