Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-08-03

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This page explains what Faucets Win stores about you, why it is stored, and who else sees it. It describes what the Site actually does, not what a template says it might do.

1. What we collect

• • Your FaucetPay e-mail address. It is your login, your identity here, and the destination of your payments. We never ask for a password, a document, a phone number or a wallet key.
• • Your IP address and the browser identification your browser sends (user agent), recorded with each session and each mining round.
• • A browser fingerprint hash — a one-way value calculated in your browser. It lets us tell two accounts on one device apart from two people; it is not reversible and it does not identify you outside this Site.
• • Activity records: when you mined, how much was credited, which coin, which payments were sent, your language choice, and the tickets you opened.

2. Why we collect it

Three reasons, and no others:

• • To pay you. The address is where the money goes; the records are what prove how much you earned.
• • To keep the faucet alive. IP, device hash and timing are how multiple accounts and bots are detected. Everyone is paid from one shared pool of advertising revenue, so an undetected bot is money taken from real users.
• • To comply with the advertising networks, which require sites to detect invalid traffic.

We do not sell your data, we do not build advertising profiles, and we do not send you marketing e-mail — the Site has no mailing list.

3. Who else receives data

• • FaucetPay — receives your address and the amount, in order to confirm the address exists and to deliver the payment.
• • proxycheck.io — receives your IP address alone, to tell us whether it belongs to a VPN, proxy or hosting provider. No other data is sent.
• • Advertising networks — currently A-ADS, Adsterra, PopAds, Mondiad, PurpleAds. Their code runs in your browser to display ads, and they may set their own cookies and see your IP, as they do on any site that shows ads. They do not receive your FaucetPay address or your account records.
• • CoinGecko — provides coin prices. No data about you is sent.

The anti-bot check on the mining page is our own and runs on our server. It sends nothing to a third party.

4. What is public

Payments appear on the public Payment proofs page with the address masked (for example, jo*****@example.com), the amount and the time. The masking is deliberate: in a site without passwords, publishing a full address would be publishing someone's login. Daily totals are also posted to our public Telegram channel, as aggregate numbers only.

If you would rather your payments not appear even masked, ask in a support ticket and they will be removed from the list.

5. Cookies

The Site itself sets two cookies, both strictly necessary: one that keeps you signed in and one that remembers your language. There are no analytics or tracking cookies of ours. Advertising networks set their own cookies through the ad code — those are governed by each network's privacy policy, and blocking them is your choice, though it may mean no ads load and therefore no earnings.

6. How long data is kept

Account and activity data is kept while your account exists. Records of payments already sent are kept afterwards, because they are the Site's accounting and the evidence behind the public proofs. Session and fraud-check records are kept only as long as they are useful for detecting abuse.

7. Your choices

Open a support ticket to ask what is stored about you, to correct it, to have your payments removed from the public list, or to have your account deleted. Deleting an account removes your address and activity; the amounts of payments already made remain in the accounting records without your address attached.

8. Children

The Site is not intended for anyone under 18, and we do not knowingly keep data about minors.

9. Security, honestly stated

Traffic is encrypted with HTTPS, credentials for external services are encrypted at rest, and the database is backed up daily. No site can promise it will never be breached. What we can say is that the Site deliberately holds very little about you: no password, no document, no card, no phone number.

10. Changes and contact

Changes to this policy are reflected in the date at the top of the page. To reach us, see the Contact page.