Nano faucet without the captcha grind: how nano.gift pays real XNO
A faucet gives away tiny amounts of a cryptocurrency so newcomers can try it. Nano itself was distributed through a faucet in 2015–2017, so the idea is part of its history. Most faucets today, though, are ad farms: solve a captcha, watch a timer, collect fractions of a cent, wait for a payout threshold that takes weeks.
How nano.gift is different
- A person gives it to you. Every gift comes through a link that a Nano holder posted. Their card shows how many people they have reached.
- No signup, no ads, no threshold. Open the link, the gift is yours. Withdraw it to your own wallet right away — the pool pays the transfer and there is no fee.
- The point is the landing. The gift is small (0.1 Ӿ for the first 100 people, then halving). What you are really getting is the moment it lands in your wallet in well under a second, next to a live comparison with your own coin.
- Funded in public. The pool address, balance and every payout are on the pool page and on the Nano ledger.
How to get a gift
Ask anyone who holds Nano for their link, or follow @nano_gift, where the best cards get reposted. If you already hold Nano, get your own link and give it away — it costs you nothing.
Fair use
One gift per person and per wallet address, a few per network per day, and a daily budget for the whole pool. A quick invisible bot check may run when you open a gift or withdraw. We never ask for a seed phrase or a wallet connection, and you never sign anything.