8 PTC Websites That Pay in Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin PTC sites pay you small amounts of crypto for viewing an advertiser's website for a set time. Rewards are tiny and depend on campaign budgets, your location and each site's rules. Below are eight sites with paid ad views, checked on 30 October 2026, plus how to compare them safely.
What are Bitcoin PTC sites?
Paid-to-click (PTC) sites sell ad views to advertisers and share part of that revenue with users who complete a view. You might be paid in satoshis, in points you convert later or through a micro-wallet. Not every ad is available everywhere, because advertisers target specific countries. For a step-by-step explainer, see how to earn Bitcoin by clicking ads.
8 PTC and crypto reward sites to check
- adBTC.top: a Bitcoin site built around paid website views ("surfing"), with withdrawals from 500 satoshis and a referral commission. It is in FaucetPay's payout directory.
- Vie Faucet: PTC ads alongside faucet claims, shortlinks and offers, paying through FaucetPay.
- DutchyCorp: its FAQ lists a PTC Wall and SurfAds among ways to earn DUTCHY tokens, which convert to crypto. Compare it in ClaimSatoshi vs DutchyCorp.
- FireFaucet: open an ad, wait out a short timer and solve a captcha to earn points that its Auto Faucet converts to crypto.
- Earnbitmoon: PTC ads plus a faucet, surveys, videos and shortlinks, in FaucetPay's directory.
- CoinAdster: view sponsor sites for a few seconds, alongside a faucet, offerwalls and contests.
- Faucet Crypto: "PTC Tasks" are one of its earning types, with direct on-chain withdrawals.
- ClaimSatoshi (this site): PTC ads appear as Sponsor Websites, with each ad's reward and timer shown before you open it. Rewards go to your site balance and pay out as TRX, LTC, BTC.
We left out sites that some lists include but we couldn't confirm as active PTC sites on the check date. Cointiply, for example, focuses on offerwalls and surveys rather than PTC. Many sites above also pay through FaucetPay; see our list of FaucetPay-compatible earning sites.
How to compare a PTC site
Look at viewing time, reward per view, daily ad limits and how a valid view is recorded. A 10-second ad with a tiny reward isn't automatically better than a longer one with a clearer payout. Check whether the site keeps an internal balance or pays a wallet, and how much must build up before withdrawal. Two users on the same site can see different numbers of ads, because of country targeting.
Safety rules for viewing ads
- Treat every advertiser page as a separate, untrusted website.
- Don't download files, install extensions, connect a wallet or enter card details because an ad appeared.
- Avoid auto-clickers and bots. They break site rules and can void your balance.
- No genuine PTC task needs your seed phrase or private key.
More on this in how to spot crypto reward scams.
Are PTC sites worth using?
They are a simple way to learn how crypto ad rewards work, but they rarely produce meaningful income. Track how long you spend and what is actually credited, and stop if the effective rate isn't worth your time or the ad pages feel unsafe. PTC pairs well with other no-investment Bitcoin rewards, such as faucet claims between ads.