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Fire Faucet is a trusted and safe platform — running since 2018 — where you earn free cryptocurrency and gift cards by completing simple tasks: installing apps, watching videos, taking surveys, and more! Fire Faucet has a lot of features to keep you engaged, such as a rewarding level system, daily achievements, leaderboards, chat, and so much more, so you can earn while having fun.
Every task you complete earns ACP (Auto Claim Points). You can then start the Auto Faucet, which steadily turns your ACP into real crypto you can withdraw — and we cover all the fees.
Completely — earning on Fire Faucet is 100% free, and you never have to pay to use it. Swapping between your crypto balances is free, and withdrawals carry no network or hidden fees; we cover them for you.
Create a free account, then complete tasks to earn ACP:
Then pick the cryptocurrencies you want and start the Auto Faucet — it converts your ACP into crypto in the background, even while you're away.
ACP (Auto Claim Points) is your main earning currency — you earn it by completing tasks, and your Auto Faucet spends it to mint real cryptocurrency into your wallet balances. The higher your level, the more each ACP is worth.
Activity Points (AP) are different: they're experience points that raise your level and leaderboard rank, but can't be spent directly. The two work together — leveling up from AP is what makes your ACP worth more.
Yes — Fire Faucet has been paying users since 2018. We use established, real-world payment rails for crypto withdrawals and gift cards, and we have over a million registered users.
Individual task payouts still depend on third-party offerwall providers, but Fire Faucet itself has no payout traps or hidden requirements — what you earn is what you get.
Fire Faucet is open to users across the world. One important restriction is on VPNs and proxies: using one will temporarily block you from earning pages (offerwalls, the 30-minute faucet, and more), since they're commonly abused to farm rewards. Just connect normally and you're good to go.
Fire Faucet has a public chat where users from around the world talk about crypto, earnings, and the site itself. You need to be logged in to send messages, and moderators keep an eye on things — please keep it respectful and follow the chat rules to avoid getting banned.
The Auto Faucet is Fire Faucet's signature feature. It runs in the background and steadily converts your ACP into the cryptocurrencies you choose. Start it, close the site if you like, and come back to collect your earnings.
No. The Auto Faucet runs in the background on Fuel — you can close Fire Faucet entirely and your earnings keep adding up until your Fuel or ACP runs out. When that happens it stops and waits for you to collect.
On your dashboard, choose the currencies you want to claim and your payout boost, then start the Auto Faucet. It runs as long as you have Fuel and ACP. You can stop and collect your earnings at any time by clicking the Auto Faucet widget that appears at the bottom of every page.
Payout Boost (1x to 4x) sets how fast your Auto Faucet runs. A higher boost converts more ACP per cycle for faster earnings, but uses more ACP — since Fuel drains at the same rate regardless of boost, a higher boost can burn through your ACP before your Fuel runs out, cutting your session shorter (and earning less Activity Points, since AP is paid per cycle, not per coin or boost level). A lower boost stretches a shorter supply of ACP into a longer run for more Activity Points instead — it's a genuine trade-off, not just "always pick the highest."
You unlock higher boosts as you level up — 2x at Level 5, 3x at Level 10, and the full 4x at Level 15. Set it on the dashboard; it locks once the Auto Faucet starts, so stop and restart to change it.
You earn the same USD value no matter which crypto you pick — the choice only affects how much ACP is consumed per cycle. Each currency's ACP cost is based on its current market price, so higher-priced coins cost more ACP per cycle and lower-priced ones cost less. Pick the coins you'd like to build up and withdraw; you start with 4 currency slots and unlock one more every 5 levels, up to all 12 at Level 40. You can also exchange any currency without any fees from the Wallet page.
No — Fire Faucet runs no miners anywhere on the site, and the Auto Faucet never mines on your device. It runs on our servers, powered by Fuel and ACP, so it doesn't touch your computer's CPU or battery. Your earnings come entirely from the tasks you complete — never from mining.
The Auto Faucet converts ACP to crypto slowly and for free. If you'd rather convert ACP into your wallet balance right away, Instant Conversion does it immediately for a 5% fee. It's a trade-off beyond the fee too: Instant Conversion earns no Activity Points and doesn't benefit from Happy Hour, both of which the Auto Faucet gives you.
Every weekend — Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 and 14:00 UTC — Happy Hour runs for one hour. During Happy Hour, all Auto Faucet claims pay 50% more: every ACP is worth 50% extra, regardless of your level.
Stock up on Fuel and ACP beforehand, then run your Auto Faucet during the Happy Hour window. Any bonus you earn is shown in your Auto Faucet summary. Note that Happy Hour applies to the Auto Faucet only — not to Instant Conversion.
No — there's no cap on Happy Hour earnings today; whatever your Auto Faucet converts during the window gets the full 50% bonus. As we add more currencies over time we may one day introduce a generous hourly cap, just to keep Happy Hour sustainable for everyone — and if that ever happens, your bonus will always be shown transparently in your Auto Faucet summary, so you'll see exactly what you earned.
Fuel powers the background Auto Faucet — it takes fuel to keep the fire going. Each minute the Auto Faucet runs uses 1 Fuel, regardless of your payout boost or how many currencies you've selected. When you run out of Fuel, the Auto Faucet stops until you collect and it has fuel again.
There are two pools:
The Auto Faucet uses base fuel first, then bonus fuel, so your base fuel can start recharging immediately once the Auto Faucet starts.
Base Fuel recharges passively at a rate based on your level — faster at higher levels — up to your level's maximum capacity. You can see your current recharge rate and capacity on your dashboard, and preview your next boost on the Levels & Rewards page.
Yes. Your base fuel keeps recharging in the background even while the Auto Faucet is running. The Auto Faucet only spends the fuel that was available when you started, so whatever recharges in the meantime is yours to keep.
Base Fuel is capped by your level, and that cap rises as you level up. Bonus Fuel currently has no cap — so you can stockpile it for later, which is handy right before a Happy Hour.
Offerwalls — from partners such as BitLabs, CPX Research, and TheoremReach — list tasks and surveys you complete for ACP. They're the best way to earn larger amounts, and every completed offer also pays Activity Points (10% of the reward's value) toward your level.
New to them? Start with the starred offerwalls — they carry the best-quality offers and the fastest approvals — and check the daily-bonus walls at the top for extra rewards that reset every 24 hours. Finish a task on the provider and your ACP is credited automatically.
A few habits make offers far more likely to track and pay out:
And don't rely on a single provider — different offerwalls have different offers available in different regions, so it pays to try a few.
It depends on the offer, because the advertiser — not Fire Faucet — decides when to confirm it:
Fire Faucet credits you the moment the provider confirms your offer, so a pending offer usually just means the advertiser is still validating it. Always check an offer's terms up front so you know what to expect.
First, give it time — many offers take hours or days to verify, and some high-value ones take weeks (check the offer's terms). If it still hasn't credited, it's worth ruling out the common causes:
Because offers are tracked and paid by the third-party provider, they control the credit — so contact the offerwall's own support first, with your proof of completion.
A chargeback is when an advertiser reverses an offer you'd already been credited for — usually because their system later flags the completion as invalid, incomplete, or fraudulent. It's the advertiser clawing the reward back, not Fire Faucet taking it from you.
You lower the risk by completing offers legitimately: follow every step, give honest and consistent information, avoid VPNs, proxies, and multiple accounts, and only claim offers you've genuinely finished. And if a chargeback does slip through, your ChargeSafe Points are there to absorb it so you keep your ACP — see below.
ChargeSafe Points protect the ACP you've already earned. Sometimes an offerwall advertiser reverses an offer (a chargeback) even after you've been credited for it — and many GPT sites simply pass that loss on to you, removing the credits you earned from your balance.
Fire Faucet handles it differently: as long as your ChargeSafe Points can cover the reversal, we absorb it ourselves and your ACP stays put. Every account starts with a full ChargeSafe balance, shown on the Offerwalls page; chargebacks draw it down, and completing offers honestly builds it back up over time, up to a daily cap. Click your ChargeSafe Points on the Offerwalls page to learn more about how it works.
PTC (Paid-to-Click) ads are a simple, no-skill way to earn: open an ad, view it for a short timer, then solve a quick captcha to claim ACP and Activity Points.
Every 30 minutes you can claim a small free ACP reward — plus Activity Points — by solving a quick captcha. You can claim up to 20 times a day, and your first 10 claims each day also earn you Fuel for the Auto Faucet.
The daily bonus is a reward you can claim once per day that pays ACP, Activity Points, and Fuel. Claiming it every day is an easy way to keep your earnings and Fuel topped up, while also building a streak for not missing any days.
Daily Tasks are achievements you complete each day — for example, finishing a number of offerwalls or claiming the 30-minute faucet — that pay bonus ACP, Activity Points, and Fuel. They reset every day.
Shortlinks are ad-supported links you visit and wait out a short timer on to earn ACP. Because they're served by third parties, they carry more risk of malware, misleading ads, and fraud — so we've disabled them for newly registered accounts. Existing users can keep using shortlinks as before; if you're new and don't see them in your dashboard, that's expected, not a bug.
Share your referral link — when someone signs up with it and earns from offerwalls, PTC ads, shortlinks, or the 30-minute faucet, you automatically earn a 20% commission on top, at no cost to them.
You also earn a 5% commission from advertisement deposits, which can be a lucrative earning opportunity if you can invite interested advertisers!
Yes — every day, the top 100 users who earn the most Activity Points are rewarded with cool bonus ACP prizes. The more tasks you complete, the higher you climb and the bigger your reward. Rankings reset daily, so it's a fresh race every day. Check the Ranks page to see where you stand.
You earn Activity Points from the Auto Faucet and from tasks, and those raise your level. Each level grants rewards and perks, and your ACP bonus multiplier grows — at level 1000, your ACP is worth double.
Higher levels give you:
When you level up, your reward appears prominently on the Levels page and you can claim it. If you jumped several levels at once, claim them in order — each reward unlocks after you've claimed the one before it.
Power Streak rewards consistency. Complete 10,000 ACP worth of offerwalls each day to keep your streak alive and claim a reward that grows the longer your streak runs.
You can restore your streak with a Streak Saver — but you need one saver for each day you missed, and you can only restore up to 3 missed days in a row. Miss more than that and your streak resets to Day 1 (you keep earning normally, just from scratch).
You start with 2 free Streak Savers, earn another every 7-day streak, or buy one anytime for 750 ACP. You can hold up to 20 at once.
Day 1 pays 500 ACP, and each consecutive day adds another 50 ACP — up to a cap of 2,000 ACP per day once you reach day 31. Only ACP earned from offerwalls counts toward your daily 10,000 ACP goal; faucet, shortlink, and PTC earnings don't count.
Once one of your crypto wallet balances reaches its minimum withdrawal, you can withdraw it for free. We cover all network and processing fees — there are no hidden charges.
Fire Faucet supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies, including popular ones like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), BNB, Dogecoin (DOGE), and Litecoin (LTC) — plus gift cards. See the full, up-to-date list on the balance page, where you can also exchange between any of them for free.
Minimums vary by cryptocurrency and network, generally ranging from about $2.50 up to $25 for the highest-cost networks.
To check a coin's exact minimum, go to the withdrawal page — each coin lists the networks it supports (such as Mainnet, BSC, or Polygon) with a small battery icon beside each one. Hover over the battery (or tap it on mobile) to see that network's exact minimum withdrawal. Minimums can differ from one network to another, so check the network you plan to use.
The same battery icon that shows a network's minimum withdrawal also shows how much of that coin we currently hold in stock for withdrawals — it's our balance, not yours:
We top wallets up regularly — usually within a day, occasionally longer. If one network is empty, try again later or pick another network the coin supports.
A pending status is normal — it means your withdrawal is queued, not stuck. Your first few withdrawals may take 48-72 hours to clear while we run some routine security checks, so it's worth being patient with those. After that, withdrawals are usually sent out once a day at around 00:00 UTC, so a request made just after that time simply waits for the next day's batch.
Opening a support ticket won't speed up a pending withdrawal — it will process on schedule.
Yes — you can withdraw up to $10 per day, and Prime members get a higher $25 daily limit (among other perks). This limit only paces your everyday withdrawals — it never locks you out of a coin: if a currency's minimum withdrawal is higher than your daily limit, as it is for some high-fee networks like Ethereum, you can still withdraw it in full, no Prime required.
Yes, as long as it hasn't started processing yet. Cancelling refunds the amount straight back to your wallet balance. Simply go to your withdrawal history and click the 'Cancel' button.
Each wallet balance is stored as a USD value rather than a fixed crypto amount, which protects your earnings from crypto price swings. That USD value never drops on its own — it only goes down when you spend it yourself, such as by withdrawing or exchanging it. The crypto amount shown for a coin may rise or fall with its price, but the USD it represents stays put.
You can exchange any balance into any supported cryptocurrency for free, then withdraw.
Yes, freely. Any wallet balance can be converted to any supported cryptocurrency with no exchange fee, at any time.
Yes — alongside cryptocurrencies, you can redeem your earnings for gift cards. Click the 'Gift Cards Available' banner on the Balance/Wallet page to check the full list of supported gift cards.
Prime is Fire Faucet's optional paid membership. It's not required to earn — everything else on the site works exactly the same without it — but it adds a handful of quality-of-life perks for a small daily cost.
Prime is a small daily cost — you'll find the current price on the membership page. Purchases start at just 3 days, and the more days you buy at once, the bigger your discount. You can pay with your crypto wallet balance, ACP, or PTC ad credits — whichever you have on hand.
It isn't a recurring subscription: you're buying a fixed number of days upfront, and it simply expires when they run out. Buy more anytime to extend it.
Use a strong, unique password, keep your email secure, and never share your account. Fire Faucet actively enforces anti-fraud rules to protect the platform: using a VPN or proxy blocks you from earning pages outright, and creating multiple accounts from the same network or reusing a wallet address across accounts gets those accounts flagged and banned. Stick to one honest account and you'll never run into either.
No — each person should have exactly one Fire Faucet account. Our fraud system automatically flags accounts that share a network/IP or reuse the same wallet address, which can get them banned. If you believe your account was flagged unfairly (for example, a shared household connection), contact support to have it reviewed.
No formal identity verification is required. You do need a verified email address before you can withdraw or collect rewards, but there's no ID upload or KYC process on our end.
Go to the password reset page and enter your account's email address — we'll email you a link to set a new password, which also logs you out of any other active sessions for safety. This is the only way to change your password, so keep a valid email on your account. If you've lost access to that email, open a support ticket and we'll help you recover your account.
No — usernames are permanent. Your entire Fire Faucet account is keyed to your username, so it can't be changed after you register. Pick one you're happy to keep when you sign up.
Open a support ticket and describe your issue — we typically reply within 48 hours.
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