Crypto wallet payouts
Get paid to FaucetPay
Your offerwall earnings, straight into the crypto wallet built for faucets and reward sites. All you need is the email address of your FaucetPay account.
- No wallet address to copy
- No network fees on our side
- Withdraw from $30.00
Why publishers pick FaucetPay
FaucetPay is a micro-wallet made for exactly the kind of site that runs an offerwall: faucets, PTC sites, reward sites and crypto games. Most faucet owners already have an account long before they find us.
Because FaucetPay transfers move between accounts rather than across a blockchain, there is no wallet address to paste, no network to choose and no gas fee eating into a small payout. You give us the email address your FaucetPay account uses, and that is the whole setup.
It is also the quickest way your earnings reach you. Once a FaucetPay payout is sent it is in your account within minutes, where a bank transfer can take days.
One account, every coin
A FaucetPay account is a multi-coin wallet. From the same balance screen you can hold, send and withdraw every coin listed below to your own wallet or exchange, on FaucetPay's terms.
23 coins supported by FaucetPay
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BTC Bitcoin
The first cryptocurrency and still the one most people mean by "crypto". The coin most people choose to hold for the long term.
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ETH Ethereum
The smart-contract network behind most of DeFi and NFTs. ETH is what pays for every transaction on it, which keeps demand for it steady.
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DOGE Dogecoin
The original meme coin and a long-time favourite in the faucet community. Cheap to move and accepted almost everywhere crypto is.
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LTC Litecoin
One of the oldest coins still in daily use. Faster blocks and lower fees than Bitcoin, which makes it a common choice for small transfers.
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BCH Bitcoin Cash
A Bitcoin fork built for payments, with bigger blocks and fees that stay low when the network is busy.
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DASH Dash
A payments coin with near-instant confirmations, popular with merchants and in markets where local currencies are unstable.
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DGB DigiByte
A fast, long-running blockchain with 15-second blocks and very low fees. A regular in faucet and micro-earning wallets.
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TRX Tron
The native coin of the Tron network, one of the busiest chains for stablecoin transfers thanks to its near-zero fees.
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USDT Tether
The largest dollar stablecoin. One USDT is designed to stay worth one US dollar, which makes it the easy way to hold crypto without the price swings.
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FEY Feyorra
A token with its roots in the faucet and micro-earning community, and one of the coins FaucetPay has carried the longest.
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ZEC Zcash
A privacy coin with optional shielded transactions, so you decide who sees what you hold and send.
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BNB BNB
The native coin of BNB Chain and the Binance ecosystem, used for fees, trading discounts and thousands of apps.
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SOL Solana
A high-speed network known for fees of a fraction of a cent and a busy ecosystem of apps, games and tokens.
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XRP XRP
Built for fast, cheap cross-border transfers. Transactions settle in a few seconds and cost almost nothing.
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POL Polygon
The coin of the Polygon network, formerly MATIC. A low-fee home for Ethereum apps and games.
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ADA Cardano
A research-driven proof-of-stake blockchain with a large, long-term community of holders and stakers.
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TON Toncoin
The coin of The Open Network, the blockchain built into Telegram's wallet and mini-apps.
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XLM Stellar
A payments network designed for moving money across borders in seconds, for a tiny fraction of a cent.
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USDC USD Coin
A dollar stablecoin issued by Circle. Like USDT it is designed to stay worth one US dollar, and it is widely used across exchanges and apps.
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XMR Monero
The best-known privacy coin. Amounts, senders and receivers are hidden by default on every transaction.
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TRUMP Official Trump
A meme token on the Solana network, launched in 2025.
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PEPE Pepe
A meme token on Ethereum, named after the internet's best-known frog.
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FLT FaucetPay Lottery Token
FaucetPay's own token, used for the lottery and promotions inside your FaucetPay account.
How to get paid with FaucetPay
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Open a FaucetPay account
Sign up at faucetpay.io if you do not have one yet. It is free and takes a minute.
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Add it to your profile
In your publisher dashboard, choose FaucetPay under Payouts and enter your FaucetPay email.
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Earn and request
Once $30.00 has cleared, request a payout. One request can be open at a time.
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Receive it
The payout lands in your FaucetPay account, ready to hold, send or withdraw.
What you will need
- FaucetPay account email
- Your full name, address and country on your profile
Everything is entered once in your dashboard and checked as you save it. You can change it, or switch to another method, whenever you like before requesting a payout.
FaucetPay payout questions
More answers in the help centre.
What do I need to get paid to FaucetPay?
Only the email address your FaucetPay account is registered with, plus your name and address on your profile, which every payout method needs.
What is the minimum FaucetPay payout?
The minimum is $30.00 of cleared earnings. Earnings clear NET30: a month's earnings can be withdrawn 30 days after that month ends.
Which coins does FaucetPay support?
FaucetPay supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, DigiByte, Tron, Solana, XRP, Cardano, Toncoin, Stellar, Monero and more. The full, current list is on this page.
Are there fees on FaucetPay payouts?
We charge nothing to send a FaucetPay payout, and a transfer between FaucetPay accounts has no blockchain fee. FaucetPay's own fees apply if you later withdraw from FaucetPay to an outside wallet.
How fast does a FaucetPay payout arrive?
Within minutes of being sent. It is usually the fastest of our payout methods.
Can I use FaucetPay for affiliate commission too?
Yes. Affiliate commission is paid the same way as publisher earnings, to the same six methods, FaucetPay included.
Other ways to get paid
Same minimum, same terms. Compare every payout method.
Turn your traffic into FaucetPay payouts
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