Faucet directory
A searchable catalogue of crypto faucets with coins, payout methods, withdrawal minimums and claim intervals side by side.
About
A clearer view of the crypto faucet landscape.
Multi-Faucet collects crypto faucets in one place so they can be searched, compared and reviewed. Find a faucet that fits your coin and your patience — and skip the ones that waste both.
What you’ll find
Four things, in one place.
Real user reviews
Star ratings and written reviews from people who have actually withdrawn — not anonymous one-line praise.
Trust score
A 0–100 indicator on every faucet that summarises payout history, review balance and reported issues.
Scam reports
A public log of faucets flagged for non-payment, phishing or other abuse, with the evidence attached.
Trust score
Reading the score.
Every faucet profile shows a number from 0 to 100. Here is how the bands read at a glance.
- 85–100Highly trusted
Consistent payout history, positive review balance, no serious open complaints.
- 70–84Trusted
Generally reliable. Minor complaints possible, but no pattern of unpaid withdrawals.
- 50–69Mixed
Conflicting reports or thin payout history. Useful for small claims with low minimums.
- 30–49Risky
Multiple unresolved complaints or suspicious behaviour. Caution recommended.
- 0–29High risk
Confirmed scam reports, non-payment or phishing behaviour. Avoid.
The score is a signal, not a verdict. Read the recent reviews and any open scam reports before committing your time.
FAQ
Common questions.
Longer guides on payouts, withdrawal methods and scam patterns live in the blog.
Read the blog- Is Multi-Faucet a faucet itself?
- No. Multi-Faucet is a directory and review platform. There are no claim buttons, balances or withdrawals on this site — you visit the listed faucet to claim from it.
- Are the listings free?
- Yes. Browsing the directory, reading reviews, submitting a review or reporting a scam never costs anything.
- What does the trust score mean?
- It is a 0–100 summary of how a faucet has performed for users — payouts, reviews and reported issues combined. Use it as a quick signal, then read the recent reviews on the profile before deciding.
- Why are some faucets marked “Reported scam”?
- A faucet keeps that label when multiple users have reported non-payment or other abuse with evidence. The listing stays visible as a public warning rather than being deleted.
- Can I leave a review?
- Yes. Sign in, open the faucet you used, and write your review. Include the withdrawal date and amount if you can — those reviews are the most useful to other readers.
- A faucet I use isn’t listed. Can I add it?
- Open the “Submit faucet” page and share the basics — name, URL, supported coins, payout method. After a quick check it appears in the directory.
Start with the directory.
Browse by coin, payout method or category. Open a profile, read the reviews, decide for yourself.
Multi-Faucet does not handle payouts. Always check the faucet’s own terms before signing up.