Crypto Faucet List
Last updated: October 19, 2026
Faucets that still hand out small amounts of Bitcoin or another coin. BTC GACHA is on this list, further down. The order is not a ranking of how much each site pays. Coins, timers, and withdrawal minimums change — confirm them on the official site before you spend time there.
A faucet pays pocket change, funded by ads and tasks. It is not income, in Bitcoin or in any other coin. Never deposit to unlock a claim, never pay a fee to withdraw, and never enter a seed phrase. Many small faucets pay into FaucetPay, which is a micro-wallet, not a faucet. FreeBitco.in, for years the best-known Bitcoin faucet, stopped paying withdrawals and closed in February 2026. Treat any balance left there as gone, and ignore anyone offering to recover it.
How to read this list
Each entry names the coin and whether you need an account. A site that pays mainly for surveys and offerwalls is a different product from an hourly claim button, even when both call themselves a faucet. Several single-coin sites also run games. A game can lose the coins you already claimed.
Cointiply
Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Dash. Account required. There is a free faucet roll, but most of what people earn comes from surveys, games, and offerwalls, paid first as an internal Coin balance. Withdrawals go to your own wallet. The roll alone will not reach a Bitcoin minimum quickly. Some tasks ask you to spend money; skip those.
Fire Faucet
Bitcoin and many other coins, plus gift cards. Account required — an email, and no ID upload on their side. You earn points from surveys, apps, and offers, then an auto-faucet converts those points into crypto in the background. Offers vary by country, and their earning pages are unavailable while you use a VPN.
Final Autoclaim
Dozens of coins from one account, including Bitcoin. This is Dutchy Corp's autofaucet, also called Final Autoclaim. You claim with rolls, shortlinks, paid-to-click ads, and tasks, and an auto-claim runs on a token you earn on the site. Withdrawals can go to your own wallet, Coinbase, or FaucetPay. Staking locks coins you already earned; you do not need to deposit to start.
Faucet Crypto
Many coins, including Bitcoin. Account required. A faucet built around short paid-to-click tasks, offerwalls, surveys, and monthly contests. Each task pays a small amount. Some high-reward tasks ask you to spend money; those are optional. The site says you cannot deposit crypto to earn more.
CoinPayU
Several coins, often paid to a FaucetPay address. Account required. You claim from a faucet, finish shortlinks, or view paid-to-click ads. An auto-claim spends energy you collect on the site. An ad blocker stops the ads that fund the payout, so the site asks you to turn it off.
DogePick
Dogecoin only. Account required. An hourly faucet: solve a captcha and claim DOGE. The claim amount scales with your level, and withdrawals go to your own wallet. The site also has games, which can lose the coins you already claimed.
LitePick
Litecoin only. Account required. The same hourly captcha claim as the other Pick faucets, paying LTC to your own wallet. Level changes the claim size. Games on the site are separate from the faucet and can lose what you claimed.
SolPick
Solana only. Account required. An hourly captcha claim that pays SOL to your own wallet, with a level that changes the amount. Games sit next to the faucet. You do not need to deposit to claim.
BnbPick
BNB only. Account required. An hourly captcha claim paying BNB to your own wallet. The amount depends on your level. Surveys and games are optional extras, and a game can lose coins you already have.
TronPick
TRON (TRX) only. Account required. An hourly captcha claim paying TRX to your own wallet, with a level system. The site also runs games and a lottery. The faucet claim should not ask for a deposit; the games can lose what you claimed.
BTC GACHA
Bitcoin only, in sats. No account and no email. A free card draw is available every 12 hours, up to 2 times a day, and a finished survey adds extra draws. Wins add sats to a balance on this site. At 500 sats you can redeem over Lightning to FaucetPay or a Lightning wallet. The card draw is the claim, and the rewards page shows how payouts are set.
Where BTC GACHA fits
If you want one Bitcoin claim with no registration, BTC GACHA is the entry that works that way. The others ask for an account and are built for repeat claims or tasks, and several pay a coin other than Bitcoin. For the wider picture of free sats, read how to get free Bitcoin.
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