We’ve simplified blockchain withdrawals to focus on the most trusted, widely supported assets and networks. Coins without direct withdrawal support can still be swapped before cashing out.
We’ve updated FaucetWorld’s blockchain withdrawal options to make withdrawals clearer, safer, and easier to understand.
Instead of offering many wrapped or network-specific versions of coins, we’re now focusing direct blockchain withdrawals on the most commonly supported assets across trusted networks.
Direct blockchain withdrawals are now available for:
These assets are widely recognized, easier to use across wallets and exchanges, and reduce the risk of selecting the wrong network.
Coins like AAVE, ATOM, AVAX, LINK, and SHIB are still part of FaucetWorld.
You can continue to:
If a coin does not have a direct withdrawal option, simply use Coin Swap to convert it into a withdrawable asset such as USDC, USDT, POL, BNB, ETH, or BTC.
Crypto networks can be confusing, especially when the same coin exists in different wrapped or bridged forms. Sending funds on the wrong network can cause delays, confusion, or even loss of funds.
This update helps make withdrawals:
No balances were removed.
If you hold a coin that no longer has a direct blockchain withdrawal mode, your balance remains available in your wallet and can be swapped through FaucetWorld’s Coin Swap feature.
For the smoothest withdrawal experience, swap unsupported direct-withdrawal coins into USDC or USDT, then withdraw on one of the supported networks.
This update is part of our ongoing effort to make FaucetWorld withdrawals safer, simpler, and more user-friendly.
