Correct Insolvo Rules
Knowledge Test Answers

The last step of registering as a Freelancer on Insolvo is the Rules knowledge test. In 2025, it consists of 11 questions. The option to take the Rules knowledge test becomes available right after paying for your subscription. After you pass it successfully, you get access to the full database of Tasks.

By making the Insovo Rules knowledge test a mandatory part of registration, our developers have drastically increased Freelancers’ awareness. Nobody on the Internet reads user agreements and rules, but Insolvo managed to overcome this difficulty with grace. Before starting to work with the service, every new Freelancer has to closely study the «Insolvo Rules of Service», because they cannot pass the test otherwise.

Moreover, the answers to the Insovo rules knowledge test cannot be simply copied from the User Agreement or FAQ. The questions are constructed in such a manner that you need to first carefully study the Insolvo rules and then apply them to specific situations and cases.

We cannot provide you with the answers to the test, as it is forbidden by Insolvo's rules. However, we will offer guidance on what to focus on and discuss the most common mistakes users make. At the same time, we will use a subheading that suggests all the answers to the Insolvo test are available here.😉

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We surveyed the product managers, analysts and technical support team members of our service. We asked them which problems new Freelancers tend to encounter when taking the Insovo rules knowledge test. The answers were quite illuminating.

So, friends, you should really try to understand Insovo rules. The answers to the test (if you really understand and remember them and do not copy them from somewhere) will help you in the future. You will be working with this service, so it would be a pity to get banned because you have not figured out when the Insolvo rating is going to be decreased and what actions could lead to a ban.

In 2025, the Insolvo rules knowledge test consists of 11 questions. Users may receive them in different combinations, making pre-prepared answers from the internet almost useless. In this section, we will review the questions that most often cause difficulties.

In one of the variations of the Insolvo rules knowledge test, there is a question that requires calculating a percentage. It looks something like this: «The Buyer confirms completion of the Task worth 100 dollars. How much money will be transferred into your account?». We cannot provide a direct answer to the test, as per Insolvo's rules. However, we can give you a hint: most newcomers overlook the service commission in their calculations. Let us remind you that it is 10% and is deducted when the payment is transferred to the Freelancer.

To pass the Insolvo rules test, you need to understand which actions can result in a ban and which ones can lead to a reduction in your Insolvo rating. One freelancer even created a table with two columns: “Ban” and “Reduced Rating.” As they studied the Insolvo rules, they filled in the table with the corresponding actions.

This is one of the most puzzling questions in the Insolvo rules knowledge test. On one hand, users often search for things like “like for Insolvo communication” or “how to get a like for communication on Insolvo.” On the other hand, the answers to this question in the rules knowledge test are almost always correct. Apparently, newbies don’t initially understand what a like for communication is, but once they figure it out, the answer becomes obvious.

For example, a candidate was rude to you. You give them a dislike, and this rating will affect their reputation. They will also never gain access to any of your Tasks again. They will simply never see your Tasks in the feed. On the other hand, pleasant users who received a like from you will gain an advantage in the Task distribution.

In general, if you ask how to get a like for communication on the Insolvo website, the answer is that it is enough to behave appropriately and professionally.

One last thing, we have to warn you that “correct” answers to the Insovo rules test can lead to issues.

For example, someone searching for answers to the Insolvo rules knowledge test might come across a website with detailed explanations and answers. Everything looks legitimate, but the author has intentionally inserted a mistake into one of the answers.

A newcomer copies the answers, submits them on Insolvo, and fails the test. The system simply states there’s an error. Frustrated, the user decides to leave a comment or message the blog author, complaining that they couldn’t pass the test.

That’s when the scammer strikes. They’ll reply with something like: “Oh, right! That’s just an Insolvo bug. I know how to fix it—I can take the test for you, for a small fee…”

I think it goes without saying how risky it is to give a stranger access to an account that will eventually hold your hard-earned money. There’s no guarantee the scammer won’t simply disappear with your funds.

In the end, it’s unfortunate to lose money just because you couldn’t pass the Insolvo test the right way.

If you cannot pass Insolvo service rules tests, take a break. It may help to distract yourself so that you take a new look at the test later. Then, try again: read the questions carefully and check your answers.