Earn crypto with PTC ads, shortlinks and offerwalls: the complete guide
The faucet is a good place to start, but if you want to grow your balance faster, use the paid tasks from our partners.
PTC – get paid to view ads
PTC (Paid-to-Click) pays points for every ad you view for a set time (usually 5–30 seconds). Tips:
- Keep the ad tab open until the timer finishes.
- Don't open several ads at once – many networks won't count them.
Shortlinks – get through short links
Each shortlink takes you through a few ad pages before reaching its destination. Complete it properly and the points are added automatically. Most shortlinks can be done several times a day.
Offerwalls – high-paying tasks
Offerwalls list tasks such as signing up for a service, installing an app, reaching a level in a game or answering a survey. They pay far more than PTC ads.
How are points calculated?
Every task has a USD value paid by the partner. Driplay passes most of that value on to you and converts it straight into points (100,000 points = 1 USD).
Why can points be taken back?
If the partner detects fraud or you did not meet the requirements, they reverse the conversion (chargeback) and the matching points are deducted. To avoid this:
- Use real information and answer surveys honestly.
- Don't use a VPN, an emulator or multiple accounts.
- Keep installed apps for as long as the offer requires.
Where do I start?
Open Earn in the left sidebar and choose PTC, Shortlinks, Offerwalls or Tasks. Your recent activity is listed there so you can follow the status of every credit.
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