Can you work on it from Nigeria?
micro1 doesn't publish a country list, but it has posted a Yoruba language expert role and an Igbo evaluator pool, and a Nigerian payout guide (Raenest, October 2026) describes people here being paid through Deel.
Last checked 15 November 2026. Source
At a glance
- What you do
- Training and evaluating AI in your field of expertise
- Language projects (Yoruba and Igbo roles have been posted)
- Coding projects
- Pay
- About $15 to $95 an hourDepends on the role; the Yoruba expert role was listed at $40 to $95.
- How you’re paid
- DeelTwice a month. From Deel you can withdraw to a Nigerian bank, Payoneer and other options.
- To get in
- A recorded AI voice interview of 20 to 40 minutes
- Projects usually expect 15 to 20 hours a week
- Languages
- Yoruba, Igbo, English
- Good for
- Language speakers, Doctors, lawyers, finance pros, Developers
- Open projects
- See what micro1 is hiring for now
Watch out for
- One worker reported per-task pay that came in lower than advertised. Ask how you're paid before you start.
Questions about micro1
Can I work on micro1 from Nigeria?
People in Nigeria report being accepted and paid, but micro1 doesn't publish a country list. micro1 doesn't publish a country list, but it has posted a Yoruba language expert role and an Igbo evaluator pool, and a Nigerian payout guide (Raenest, October 2026) describes people here being paid through Deel.
How much does micro1 pay?
About $15 to $95 an hour. Depends on the role; the Yoruba expert role was listed at $40 to $95. Pay depends on the project, and work isn't guaranteed.
How does micro1 pay people in Nigeria?
Deel. Twice a month. From Deel you can withdraw to a Nigerian bank, Payoneer and other options.
Does micro1 charge a fee to join?
No. micro1 doesn't charge workers to sign up, train or get paid. If someone asks you to pay for a micro1 account, a slot or training, it's a scam.
