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btcclicks.com
1.5(2 reviews)Trust score 0/100Verified 2026-08-01

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About this faucet

BTCClicks.com is a long-running BTC paid-to-click platform. As of May 2026 the site is intermittently returning HTTP 522 (Cloudflare origin connection timeout), suggesting backend instability or possible operator inactivity. Historically had a $0.10 minimum and on-chain BTC payouts; do not deposit or stake any value until the site is consistently reachable.

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Key details

Category
Ptc
Payout method
Direct Wallet
Minimum withdrawal
0.0001 BTC (~$0.10)
Claim interval
Per ad
Average reward
~$0.0001/ad (historical)
Country restrictions
None
VPN policy
Not allowed
Captcha
reCAPTCHA
Ads aggressiveness
High
Referral program
Available
Last payout proof
Last admin verification
2026-08-01

Pros & cons

Pros

No pros listed yet.

Cons

  • Origin server offline — Cloudflare 522 on every request
  • No working entry point (www, http and /en/ all fail)
  • No verified withdrawals since the outage began

User reviews (2)

  • oleg_pavlov

    2026-05-10

    Site has been 522 erroring for weeks

    Tried to log in 6 times this month. Every time I get the Cloudflare 522 origin-timeout page. My ~$0.30 balance is stuck because I cannot even reach the withdrawal page. Status: do not deposit anything.

  • jenny_claims

    2026-03-12

    Was reliable in 2023, now broken

    Used to be a top BTC PTC. Past 6 months they have had repeated outages. Operator silence on socials. Treat as effectively dead until something changes.

Scam reports (3)

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  • Withdrawal pending too long

    2026-05-10

    Withdrawal request submitted 2026-04-18 for 0.00012 BTC. Status has been 'pending' for 22 days. Site now intermittently 522s. Support email bounces.

  • Not paying

    2026-04-29

    Three of us in the Bitcointalk thread have requested withdrawals in April. None received. Operator silent on Twitter since February. The Cloudflare 522 is suspicious — could be a deliberate brownout.

  • Changed domain suspiciously

    2026-04-11

    There is a btcclicks.io clone running with the same logo and color scheme. Looks like someone is preparing to phish ex-users when the original disappears. Do not use any URL other than btcclicks.com (and even that is unstable right now).