Dataset · August 2026
Bitcoin Faucet Payout Index — August 2026
Editioned snapshot of documented Bitcoin faucet and micro-wallet payout rails. Figures are taken from public official pages fetched on 2026-08-26. Typical claim amounts and sats/hour rates that require a logged-in dashboard or a timed trial are left unverified.
- Last checked:
- UTC
- Rows:
- 6 (5 online)
- Sats/hour trials:
- none this edition
Payout index table
Claim faucet | Unverified UnverifiedSource | 50,000 Coins for Bitcoin (USD-equivalent $5 at 10,000 Coins = $1); 30,000 Coins for DOGE, Dash, Litecoin VerifiedSource | On-chain to BTC, LTC, DOGE, or DASH wallet via Cashout VerifiedSource | Cointiply currently covers blockchain transaction fees VerifiedSource | Daily Free Coins roll (plus offers, PTC, surveys, games) VerifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Online | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Claim faucet | Unverified UnverifiedSource | 1,000 Coins for most assets; Bitcoin (and Polygon, Tron) “requires a little bit more.” 25,000 Coins = $1, so 1,000 Coins is $0.04 USD-equivalent — BTC floor is higher and login-gated. VerifiedSource | On-chain to an external wallet (network selected at cashout). KB warns against microwallets, Payeer, and exchange deposit addresses with high minimums. VerifiedSource | 50 Coins for most assets; BTC, TRX, Polygon, BSC, and ETC “could be higher… but not much.” Deducted from the withdrawn amount. VerifiedSource | Periodical faucet claim interval (length not published on public KB); also PTC, social jobs, offerwalls, contests UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Online | |
Payout rail | Not applicable n/aSource | 0.0012 BTC (120,000 sats) on-chain normal; 0.0045 BTC (450,000 sats) priority; no minimum for FaucetPay Direct Transfer VerifiedSource | On-chain BTC (normal or priority); FaucetPay Direct Transfer VerifiedSource | On-chain normal 0.00001000 BTC (1,000 sats); priority 0.00005000 BTC (5,000 sats); Direct Transfer free. Fees marked dynamic with network congestion. VerifiedSource | Not applicable n/aSource | Unverified Unverified | Online | |
Notes Treat FaucetPay as a batching layer. On-chain BTC cashout from this rail is expensive relative to faucet dust; the fees page lists cheaper exits on LTC, DOGE, and others. Risks Custodial. Direct Transfer never hits the chain. On-chain BTC minimum (0.0012 BTC) is far above typical faucet drips. Payout notes: Micro-wallet and faucet directory (homepage: 600+ faucets, 20+ coins). Not a timed BTC claim faucet; no typical claim satoshi is published on the pages checked. | ||||||||
Claim faucet | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Varies by coin and network; FAQ range about $2.50–$25. Exact BTC sats only on the logged-in withdrawal page (battery icon per network). VerifiedSource | On-chain to a wallet on the networks listed per coin (FAQ examples: Mainnet, BSC, Polygon); gift cards also mentioned VerifiedSource | Withdrawals: platform covers network and processing fees. Instant Conversion of ACP: 5% fee. Crypto-to-crypto exchange on the Wallet page: free. VerifiedSource | 30-minute faucet claim; Auto Faucet burns 1 Fuel per minute while running; daily bonus and Daily Tasks also documented VerifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Online | |
Claim faucet | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Withdrawals frozen per shutdown notice quoted 2025-12-23; site HTTP 502 on 2026-08-26 VerifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified Unverified | Offline | |
Claim faucet | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified UnverifiedSource | Unverified Unverified | Online | |
Click a faucet name for sources, US notes, FaucetPay pairing, and risks. Sort any column header. Partner signup links use existing GetFreeBit referrals — official URLs are untracked.
Methodology
Edition August 2026, checked (UTC).
What was checked
- Official public pages and help centers for the live GetFreeBit faucet-desk partners (FaucetPay, Cointiply, RewardJoy/CoinPayU, Fire Faucet, FaucetCrypto).
- FaucetPay withdrawal fee and minimum table at faucetpay.io/fees.
- Cointiply Labs help articles on coin value, Daily Free Coins, cashout minimums, and fees.
- Fire Faucet FAQ (firefaucet.win/faq) covering the 30-minute faucet, Auto Faucet/Fuel, and withdrawal rules.
- FaucetCrypto Mintlify knowledge base on coins, faucet claims, country availability, and withdrawal minimums/fees.
- HTTP reachability of freebitco.in (historical hourly BTC faucet listed on the desk but not a live partner).
How
- Fetched public HTML/help pages on 2026-08-26 (UTC) with a standard browser user-agent. No accounts were created. No dashboards that require login were used.
- Recorded only figures that appear on those pages. Converted BTC amounts to satoshis with the exact ratio 1 BTC = 100,000,000 sats. Did not convert USD-pegged platform coins to sats (that depends on the live BTC price at payout).
- Partner/affiliate hrefs are resolved from site.config.ts or the existing faucet-referrals catalog. Official URLs in this file are untracked homepages.
What was not measured
- No 30-day or even 24-hour earning trial was run. Average earning rate (sats/hour or sats/day) is unverified for every row.
- Typical per-claim satoshi amounts that only appear after login (captcha rolls, ACP conversion, FaucetCrypto “Get Reward” coins) are unverified.
- Exact Fire Faucet BTC network minimums (the FAQ says hover the battery icon on the logged-in withdrawal page).
- Exact FaucetCrypto BTC coin floor (docs say BTC requires “a little bit more” than 1,000 Coins).
- RewardJoy/CoinPayU cashout numbers: public pages returned an ad-blocker interstitial to this checker, so numeric fields are unverified.
- Lightning Network payouts: not listed on FaucetPay’s public fee table; not claimed elsewhere without a source.
Limitations
- This is a documentation snapshot, not a live APY or income forecast. Offerwalls, PTC, and games can dominate faucet-claim math.
- FaucetPay is a custodial micro-wallet and faucet directory, not itself a timed BTC faucet. It is in the table because it is the cashout rail most of the desk routes through.
- Platform “Coins” are USD-pegged internal units. They are not satoshis.
- Status “online” means the public site responded with documentation, not that a withdrawal succeeded today.
- Skip clones and sites with no public terms. This edition does not add unaudited “best faucet” directories.
Cite this index
GetFreeBit. (2026, August 26). Bitcoin Faucet Payout Index — August 2026. https://www.getfreebit.com/indexes/bitcoin-faucet-payout/
Machine-readable copies: JSON · CSV. Related operator desk: faucet referrals.
FAQ
- What does this index measure?
- It records publicly documented Bitcoin faucet and micro-wallet payout rules: typical claim size when published, claim interval, withdrawal minimum, method, fees, and operational status. It is a citable snapshot for August 2026, not a ranking of “best faucets.”
- Did GetFreeBit measure sats per hour?
- No. This edition did not run a timed earning trial. Average earning rate is unverified for every row. If a later edition publishes sats/hour, it will state the exact window, account level, and whether offerwalls were included.
- Why are some cells marked unverified?
- A field is unverified when the official page does not publish a number, the figure is behind login, or the public site blocked the fetch (for example RewardJoy’s ad-blocker interstitial). Unverified is preferred over an invented satoshi figure.
- How should other sites cite this dataset?
- Cite the edition and check date, not a generic “GetFreeBit faucets” URL. Example: GetFreeBit, “Bitcoin Faucet Payout Index — August 2026” (checked 2026-08-26), https://www.getfreebit.com/indexes/bitcoin-faucet-payout/. Machine-readable copies are at the JSON and CSV download links on that page.
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