Best Paid-To-Click (PTC) Websites 2022
Today at TapCrypto we want to cover a sub-type of cryptocurrency faucet called Paid-To-Click or shorthand PTC sites. Also sometimes referred to as Get-Paid-To (GPT).
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As a reminder, a Cryptocurrency faucet is a website or application that pays users small amounts of various crypto (such as Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin, etc) to complete minor tasks. This can range from various functions such as completing a captcha every hour, watching videos, completing surveys, or the topic we are covering today, clicking, and viewing advertisements. Below we will cover a few sites that we have vetted as legitimate, that with no investment other than a little bit of time, can earn you some of the top/most popular crypto. We have listed the following sites based on a few criteria.
- Typical amount of Advertisements available to view each day (more advertisements to view, the more crypto to earn!)
- Ease of use. Timer/attention/captchas/etc.
- Cryptocurrency options available.
- Other features, such as a traditional faucet, games, surveys, etc.
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Without further ado, here are the best Paid-To-Click (PTC) cryptocurrency faucets that we at TapCrypto actively use. We have grouped them into two categories.
- Traditional Paid-To-Click – Sites where the primary earning method is viewing websites
- Other Faucets – Sites with various earning possibilities but have significant Paid-To-Click (PTC) earning opportunities (ie, more than 1 or 2 advertisements per day).
Top Traditional Paid-To-Click (PTC) Cryptocurrency Faucets
CoinPayU
CoinPayU Review and Payment Proof
CoinPayU makes this list and our top spot for several reasons. It has a very clean User Interface (UI), very intuitive/easy to use, always has a healthy amount of advertisements to view daily and will pay out in many different cryptocurrencies depending on what you would like to collect! They have also very recently launched an Android Application to make it easier! Beware of scam apps in the Google Play Store(relevant for this post, but also pretty much anything in life), so it’s our advice to go to CoinPayU and then find the App Store link to ensure you are downloading the correct app! All told, a user can earn upwards of 100+ Satoshi a day, with only a few minutes of time per day invested.
Different Advertisement Types:
- Surf Ads – There are typically anywhere from 20 to 50 advertisements to view daily in this section. Each can pay (currently) from about 2 Satoshi to 6+ Satoshi per view depending on time requirement. Each advertisement requires the user to open/view from between 10 and 60 seconds. The best part of Surf Ads is that you are not required to keep your phone or computer’s browser attention on the window, meaning you can go and claim from other crypto faucets, or read news articles while the task is running. This makes it very easy to do these tasks in parallel with others. Additionally, we have found that the need to complete captchas is infrequent, only about every 5 or so advertisements viewed, and they have different captcha options, so you can avoid those very annoying hCaptchas!
- Window Ads – Usually only 5 or so available each day but pay slightly better per view than Surf Ads. These however do require your attention/browser focus to be on the advertisement for the duration of the timer.
- Video Ads – as the name implies, these are video advertisements that open typically YouTube in browser that have timers between 30 and 60 Seconds each and pay a few Satoshi each. These also require the user’s browser attention. A typical day will have 2 to 4 ads available to view.
Other Earning Options:
- An Hourly faucet – Complete the captcha and claim a few Satoshi per hour.
- Surveys – Various Offerwall providers allow you to complete research surveys and earn Satoshi. These often have great payout rates but take a decent time investment.
Withdrawing Your Cryptocurrency:
- FaucetPay (a Microwallet provider) – 1,500 Satoshi minimum that will be converted to the crypto of your choice upon withdrawal.
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Dogecoin (DOGE)
- Litecoin (LTC)
- Tron (TRX)
- Tether (USDT) – Note, this is Tether-TRC-20 Address on the Tron Network, as supported on FaucetPay.
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
- Dash (DASH)
- Binance BEP20 (BNB)
- Direct Payments and Withdraw limit for each
- Bitcoin (BTC) – 11,000 Satoshi
- Ethereum (ETH) – 15,000 Satoshi – Converted to ETH upon withdrawal
- BitTorrent (BTT) – 1,500 Satoshi
- Payeer (an online wallet that allows you to store fiat and crypto) – If you want a fiat currency – 1,500 Satoshi converted upon withdrawal.
AdBTC
AdBTC makes our list as a close second behind CoinPayU. This ranking has more to do with the fact to do a ranking one site inevitably needs to be ranked lower than another. AdBTC has plenty of Paid-To-Click (PTC) advertisements daily, and they are simple to use. The one knock I have it that is User Interface is not as nice as CoinPayU. Additionally, they have added the option to earn the fiat currency Russian Rubles, so you must pay attention to what you are earning/section of the site you are on. All said, AdBTC is an excellent and legitimate PTC faucet, and with a few minutes a day can earn anywhere between 50 and 100+ Satoshi per day.
Different Advertisement Types:
- Surf Ads – You have the option to earn Satoshi or Russian Rubles. There are typically anywhere from 10 to 30 advertisements to view daily in this section. Each can pay (currently) from about 2 Satoshi to as high as 30+ Satoshi per view depending on time requirement. Very similar to CoinPayU, each advertisement requires the user to open/view from between 10 and 60 seconds. You are not required to keep you phone or computers browser attention on the window. Again, this makes it very easy to do these tasks in parallel with others. Other than one to enter the Surf Ads section, there are no other captchas you will need to complete.
- Video Ads – Watch videos, but currently only pay in Russian Rubles and not Crypto.
- Active Window Surfing – These are few and far between but require browser attention and a captcha to earn Satoshi.
- AutoSurfing – Like active window surfing but will auto open the next advertisement without your intervention.
- Shortlinks – Navigate through a third-party website full of advertisements to complete a captcha. This only pays in Russian Rubles, however.
Withdrawing Your Cryptocurrency:
- FaucetPay (Microwallet provider) – 1,000 Satoshi minimum.
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Direct Payments and Withdraw limit for each
- Bitcoin (BTC) – 30,000 Satoshi
- Payeer (a fiat and crypto microwallet similar to FaucetPay) – If you want a fiat currency – 100,000 Satoshi converted upon withdrawal.
Koiniom – Formerly Known as Kick-Ass Traffic
Koiniom Review & Payment Proof
Koiniom is very similar to the faucets we have discussed above, the only reason it’s ranked behind CoinPayU and AdBTC is that it is limited in Cryptocurrency Payouts and no direct to wallet option. Meaning you must have a FaucetPay account if you wish to use Koiniom. That is not a huge detractor as FaucetPay is linked to a ton of faucets. You do however need to choose what cryptocurrency you wish to claim prior to starting, anything you earn on one does not transfer over if you wish to claim a different coin.
It’s my recommendation to pick one, stay with it, and if you wish to collect a different coin later on you can use the trade functionality within the FaucetPay Microwallet. The coin options you have are Bitcoin (BTC), Dash (DASH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Ethereum (ETH), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). Pick one and get claiming! By viewing ads, you earn coins which you cash in for crypto upon withdrawal.
Different Advertisement Types:
- View Advertisements – Pays about 6 Koiniom Coins per view, but can vary. Usually a handful to view per day.
- Active Window Ads – This requires your browser attention, and you must complete a captcha after each view.
Other Earning Options:
- Traditional Faucet – Claim a few coins per hour
- Offerwalls – Surveys and other options.
Withdrawing Your Cryptocurrency:
- FaucetPay (Microwallet provider) – Once you have earned 1,000 Koiniom Coins, you can submit a withdrawal for whichever currency you are claiming.
- Bitcoin (BTC) – for perspective, 1,000 coins is equal to ~300 satoshi.
- Dash (DASH)
- Dogecoin (DOGE)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Telegram Click Bot
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- Bitcoin (BTC) Clickbot
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Clickbot
- Zcash (ZEC) Clickbot
- Dogecoin (DOGE) Clickbot
- Litecoin (LTC) Clickbot
Payment Proofs – Typically update one coin frequently, and the others when available. All are operated by the same operator (Doge.Click), so one paying out is a pretty good indicator of the rest.
In all honesty, the Telegram Click Bots operated by Doge.Click should be listed as the number one traditional Paid-To-Click site on this ranking. The only thing holding it back is the fact you must be a user or download the Telegram app for your computer or mobile device. Telegram is a cloud-based instant messaging service with applications available for Android, iOS and other operating systems/platforms. Developed on the Telegram platform are a series of Bots, which are accounts not managed by people but instead by software, designed to pay out several cryptocurrencies to users for completing simple tasks. The cryptocurrencies currently available are Bitcoin bot, Bitcoin Cash bot, Litecoin bot, Zcash bot and Dogecoin bot. The number of ads to view is super high, I’ve never found a theoretical limit.
Different Advertisement Types:
- Visit Sites – Much like all the Surf Ads above, this will pop up an advertisement site that you will need to remain on with browser focus for between 10 and 60 seconds.
- Message Bot – This will pop up another Telegram Bot, you will need to interact with it (usually by opening the /Start menu), then forward the message back to the Bot/coin you wish to claim as a form of verification that you completed the task. I recommend then removing the Messaged Bots from your recent chat list or you could end up with a very messy Telegram App home screen. These usually pay very well for a real easy task.
- Join Chats – This action will open another Telegram channel. You need to subscribe/join chat, then you are required to remain in the chat for a specified amount of time (the longer the more it pays out). Then on your Bot/coin you are claiming click “Joined” and it will check to see if you are in the chat. I typically join and then mute them, then leave the chat once the time is up (often an hour or more), but you are not actually required to talk to people or interact on the channel.
Withdrawing Your Cryptocurrency:
All are direct to a wallet, with a minimal withdrawal fee that they are very transparent about the amount.
- Bitcoin (BTC) bot – Minimum 0.00005 BTC (5,000 Satoshi)
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) bot – Minimum 0.00005 BCH (5,000 Satoshi)
- Zcash (ZEC) bot – Minimum 0.0002 ZEC
- Dogecoin (DOGE) bot – Minimum 1.5 DOGE
- Litecoin (LTC) bot – Minimum 0.0001 LTC
Other Faucets with Paid-To-Click (PTC)
Now that you are familiar with what a PTC or GPT faucet site is, this section I want to briefly cover other sites who are not pure Paid-To-Click/Get-Paid-To, but have a significant amount of advertisements to view along with other earning methods.
FaucetPay
You have seen FaucetPay mentioned numerous times above, now is time I explain it a little more thoroughly. FaucetPay is traditionally viewed as a Microwallet, faucet earnings aggregator/provider. Its aim is to minimize the transaction fees paid by Faucet operators, by having it all connected within one site. Meaning transferring BTC from one wallet/user to another costs nothing (until you wish to withdraw from FaucetPay which will require a transaction fee.
This way you can earn from hundreds of different sites/faucets and the funds instantly will be credited to your account. Many sites listed above pay out to FaucetPay exactly for this reason. It’s a win-win for both site operators and users. So why is it on our list of Paid-To-Click faucets? FaucetPay, along with other functionality discussed below, has its own site operated PTC section where you can earn a few Satoshi per view! A FaucetPay account is a must have for anyone using faucets!
Core Site Functionality:
- PTC – The main topic of this article, can be found by clicking the menu within FaucetPay. Within the Paid to Click section, you will find several advertisements (usually 20+ per day), the reward, and the amount of time needed to stay on the site. You will need to complete a captcha afterwards, but it’s a real quick way to make a handful of Satoshi per day. You can then trade it to any number of supported Cryptocurrencies.
- Faucet List – This section will take you to all Faucets set up to pay into the FaucetPay microwallet. These are third-party faucet operators, many of which pay instantly and allow you to do more traditional faucet claims at set intervals. We recommend clicking around to see if you like anything.
- Offerwalls/Surveys – Other earning options previously discussed, such as downloading/installing apps or completing research surveys.
- FEY Staking – This section is dedicated to staking Feyorra, which is FaucetPay’s own Ethereum-based Token(ERC-20).
- Trade – Allows you to trade/convert your balance to and from any of the supported currencies.
Supported Coins:
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Ethereum (ETH)
- Dogecoin (DOGE)
- Litecoin (LTC)
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
- Dash (DASH)
- Digibyte (DGB)
- Tron (TRX)
- Tether (USDT) – TRC-20
- Feyorra (FEY) – ERC-20
- Zcash (ZEC)
- Binance BEP20 (BNB)
- Solana (SOL)
FaucetCrypto
FaucetCrypto Review & Payment Proof
If I were compiling a list of the best overall cryptocurrency faucets, I am almost certain that FaucetCrypto would be in the top 1 or 2. FaucetCrypto is an all around great site with many earning options, many cryptocurrency options, and fast payments. You can’t go wrong with it. In addition to its traditional faucet, short links and offerwalls, it has one of the better/more consistent PTC sections.
Core Site Functionality:
- Paid To Click (PTC) – The reason for this article, FaucetCrypto consistently has 20+ available advertisements to view each day. Each pays out different rates based on the amount of time required per visit, either 16 seconds or 40 seconds. These advertisements do require your browser’s attention. You also can earn extra rewards
- Faucet – Claim from the faucet by completing a captcha every 25 minutes currently.
- Surveys/Offerwalls – download/install apps or complete research surveys to earn coin.
- Shortlinks – Navigate through a third-party website full of advertisements to complete a captcha
Supported Coins:
Minimum withdrawal for all cryptocurrencies is 1,000 – FaucetCrypto coins.
- Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
- Bitcoin SV (BSV)
- Bitcoin (BTC) – FaucetPay withdraw only.
- BitTorrent (BTT)
- Dash (DASH)
- Digibyte (DGB)
- Dogecoin (DOGE)
- Ethereum Classic (ETC)
- Ethereum (ETH) – FaucetPay withdraw only.
- Komodo (KMD)
- Litecoin (LTC)
- Piratecash (PIRATE)
- PIVX (PIVX)
- Reddcoin (RDD)
- Ravencoin (RVN)
- Syscoin (SYS)
- Tron (TRX)
- Verge (XVG)
- Zcash (ZEC)
- Horizen (ZEN)
Cointiply
Cointiply Review & Payment Proof
Ask many Crypto faucet users/enthusiasts what the best faucet around is, and you are very likely to hear about FaucetCrypto and Cointiply. Simply put they are two of the best cryptocurrency faucets available. Everything from their user interface (not a cut and copy of other sites), available coins, and earning options separate themselves from the pack. Cointiply has a mobile app that makes claiming super simple, and their PTC section possibly the best among the traditional faucets. I would recommend checking out the mobile app if you typically claim via your phone. On Cointiply you earn Cointiply Coins, the rate is 10,000 coins equals $1 USD. With a minimum withdrawal of $3 of $5 USD depending on the crypto.
Core Site Functionality:
- Paid To Click (PTC) – Cointiply typically has upwards of 30+ PTC advertisements available each day. They range from 5 to 50 coins per view and most require around a 10 second view. You do however need to maintain browser focus on the site and complete a captcha, but their captchas are much simpler than ReCaptcha or hCaptcha.
- Faucet – Claim from the faucet by completing a captcha every 60 minutes. Payout can range from 20 coins to 100,000+ depending on the Jackpot value and your roll.
- Surveys/Offerwalls – download/install apps or complete research surveys to earn coin.
- Videos – Watch videos, typically around 30 seconds and earn coins, around 10+ or so available a day
- Play Games – play various games (not gambling/no wager of your coins) to earn coins based on activity. Games available range from Blackjack, crossword, chess, sudoku, and like 50+ more options. You earn 35 coins every time your activity balance fills up, typically a few minutes. If you are into mobile games, you will probably find something you enjoy.
- Multiplier – a chance/gambling game that allows you to multiply your wager. Should come with a disclaimer, while I fully believe its legit, just like all gambling it is easy to lose your balance! (plus, it’s sort of fun/addicting haha)
- Interest – Earn interest on your crypto balance once you have above 35,000 Cointiply Coins ($3.50)
Supported Coins:
All withdrawals are direct to wallet.
- Bitcoin (BTC) – 50,000 Cointiply Coins = $5.00 USD
- Dogecoin (DOGE) – 30,000 Cointiply Coins = $3.00 USD
- Dash (DASH) – 30,000 Cointiply Coins = $3.00 USD
- Litecoin (LTC) – 30,000 Cointiply Coins = $3.00 USD
In conclusion, this list is a great introduction to the Paid-To-Click (PTC) or Get Paid To (GPT) Cryptocurrency faucet sub-type. While not an exhaustive list, these are the ones we believe are most worth your time. If you wish to find more Legit Paying Cryptocurrency Faucets, be sure to visit our main page TapCrypto.co and subscribe for email alerts or follow us on Twitter @tapcrypto1.
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