Terms of Service

1. Who we are, and who you are contracting with

Drips is a rewards hub at drips.gg. It lets you collect reward points from independent faucet sites into one account, and redeem those points for a reward. The service is operated by Drips Technology SRL, a Costa Rican limited-liability company (sociedad de responsabilidad limitada) (“Drips”, “we”, “us”).

These terms do not make you a customer of any faucet. A faucet is a separate site with its own terms. services with their own terms. Where this document says “you”, it means the person who creates or uses the account, and anyone who uses it with their permission.

Questions about these terms go to [email protected]. Account help goes to [email protected]. Official notices are also posted in our Telegram channel, t.me/dripsgg. A post there is not a change to these terms unless we also update this page.

2. What Drips is, and what it is not

Drips does four things:

• gives you a Drips account, which you can use to sign in to faucets that offer Sign in with Drips;
• records reward points those faucets send you, shown as Drip Points (DP);
• lets you redeem available points for a reward we currently support; and
• where a faucet offers it, lets you use available points in free promotional games that faucet hosts. Section 8 explains that.

Drips is not any of the following, and nothing in the product should be read as saying it is:

• Not a wallet, a bank, or a place to put money. There is no deposit, no purchase, and no way to add value yourself. Points arrive only when a faucet gives them to you, free, for using the faucet.
• Not money, and not pegged to money. Drip Points are promotional reward points. They are not a currency, not a cryptocurrency, not a token, and not an investment. A number we show next to a balance is a guide to the current reward, not a price, not a peg, and not an amount anyone owes you. We can change how points convert into a reward at any time, including for points you already hold.
• Not transferable. You cannot send, trade, gift, or sell points, to another person or to anyone else.
• Not the faucet. Each faucet is an independent site. We do not operate it, set its rewards, or promise that it will keep giving them.

3. Who may use Drips

You may create and use an account only if all of the following are true:

• you are at least 18 years old, and you are old enough to agree to a contract where you live;
• you are creating the account for yourself, not for someone else, and not as part of a group of accounts;
• you are not a person we are prohibited from serving under economic sanctions, and you are not in a country or region we block;
• a new account may be created only from a country we currently support. We decide that from the country our edge network reports for your connection. We do not publish the list. If we do not support your country, you will be told that a new account cannot be created from there, and nothing else. An account that already exists can sign in from anywhere we do not block;
• you reach Drips over your own connection. Drips refuses connections through a VPN, a proxy, Tor, or a hosting (datacenter) network, including iCloud Private Relay and Cloudflare WARP, for signing up, signing in and browsing alike. Turn it off to use Drips; and
• you will not use Drips if doing so is unlawful where you are. You are responsible for that, not us.

One person, one account. A second account, whether opened with another email, a plus-tagged variant of an email, another social login, another device, or another person acting for you, is a breach of these terms. We may refuse to create it, close it, and treat the accounts as one. We do not owe you an explanation of which signal caused that decision.

4. Your account

You sign in with a verified email, or with a social account we currently offer. There is no password. We email you a short-lived code and a sign-in link. The code is bound to the browser that asked for it. You keep your email and your social accounts secure. Anyone who can read your email can enter your Drips account, and we are not liable for what they do there before you tell us.

You choose a public username. It is shown to faucets you connect. Usernames you abandon stay reserved, so a faucet's records of who earned from it do not become ambiguous. We may refuse or reclaim a username that impersonates someone, infringes a trademark, or is offensive.

We may ask you to confirm it is still you before a sensitive change, including adding or replacing a redemption address, changing a phone number, or closing the account. If you have a verified email, that confirmation is a code sent to it. If you do not, it is a fresh sign-in with a linked social account.

Sessions expire. You can see your sessions and sign the others out. Signing out everywhere is available. A freeze or a ban signs every session out.

5. Faucets, and Sign in with Drips

A faucet connects to your account only with your consent. Before you approve, you see the faucet's name and what it is asking to do. The permissions we offer are narrow: see your username and display name, send rewards to your account, and, only if you allow it, see your balance. A faucet does not receive your email address, your phone number, your face data, or your redemption address.

You can disconnect a faucet at any time. After you do, it can no longer send rewards to that connection. You should also stop using it on its own site.

Faucets are independent. Their reward amounts, timers, eligibility rules, and honesty are theirs. A listing in the Drips directory means we can see that a faucet offers Sign in with Drips and can estimate a claim. It is not an endorsement, a guarantee of payment, or a promise that the estimate matches what the faucet will actually pay you. Some listings show no amount, because we do not have a reliable price for what they pay.

A faucet can reverse a reward it sent by mistake, as a duplicate, or because the claim failed its own checks. A reversal can reach points that have already matured, until those points have been redeemed or spent. It cannot reach a redemption we have already sent. Reversed value goes back to the faucet, not to us.

6. Drip Points

When a faucet pays a reward we can attribute to your account, we value it and credit Drip Points. The credit is pending first. Pending points are not yours to redeem or spend. They mature into your available balance after a short hold, currently about an hour, which exists so a mistaken or duplicate claim can be reversed before you rely on it. We may hold a credit longer, or not mature it, where a fraud or reconciliation check has not cleared.

If we cannot attribute a reward to an account, it is not credited. We do not hunt for the owner beyond the identifier the faucet used. An unattributed reward goes back to the faucet.

Points are promotional points recorded in our ledger. They are not property you can assign, and they are not pegged to the US dollar or to any other currency. They give you one right, and only under these terms: to request a reward we currently offer, or to use them in a free promotional game under section 8. We may refuse either where these terms, the law, or a fraud control say so. How many points a reward takes is set by us, shown in the product, and may change at any time, including for points you already hold.

We may correct the ledger. A correction is a new ledger entry, never a silent edit. We do this to undo a duplicate, a mis-attribution, a valuation error, a reversal, an exploit, or a credit that should not have been made. A correction can reduce your available balance. It will not of itself pull back a reward we have already sent, but we may refuse further redemptions until the ledger is whole, and we may recover the difference from later earnings.

Points can expire. If inactivity expiry is on, available points expire after a period without a sign-in to Drips or to a faucet through Sign in with Drips, and we email you before that happens where we have an address. Points can also be forfeited if you do not complete a verification we have asked for by its deadline. Expired and forfeited points are returned to the faucets that paid them. They are not kept by Drips as revenue.

Nothing in the product is a promise that a particular faucet will keep giving rewards, that a listed amount is exact, or that points will keep redeeming for the same reward, at the same rate, in every country. Rewards exist only when a faucet gives them, and only while we offer a way to redeem them.

7. Redeeming your points

Redeeming is how you turn available points into a reward. It is not a withdrawal of money you deposited, because you cannot deposit. The rewards we offer include PayPal credit, gift cards, and USDC. A method is available when the product lets you complete it. Minimums, the reward you will receive, and any wait are shown before you confirm. There is no Drips fee. If a redemption fails before the reward is delivered, the points return to your available balance.

USDC is one reward among others, not the point of the service. If you choose it, it is sent to an address you add and that we have screened, and delivery runs automatically about once an hour once your available balance meets the minimum and automatic redemption is on. You can turn that off. We do not promise that a given hour's batch will include you.

PayPal credit is sent to the PayPal account you give us. Gift cards are issued for the brands we list, in the denominations we list. A gift card is spent with the merchant that issued it, under that merchant's own terms. We do not run the store.

We may refuse a redemption method, or a particular redemption, where:

• the destination fails a sanctions or fraud check, or we cannot complete that check;
• for a crypto reward, the address is a contract rather than an address that can receive it, or it is already used by another Drips account, or it replaces an address you removed and the security hold has not passed;
• the PayPal account or the gift-card order cannot be completed by the provider; or
• your account is under review, frozen, banned, or closed.

You check the destination before you confirm. A reward sent to the PayPal account, address, or recipient you confirmed cannot be recalled by us. We are not liable for a reward sent where you told us to send it, including a destination you mistyped, one you no longer control, or one that someone who entered your account substituted before you noticed.

If you choose a crypto reward, the address and the amount are published on a public network. That is how the network works, and it is not a disclosure we can take back. Choosing PayPal or a gift card does not publish anything on a public network.

We may pause redemptions on your account, or for everyone, without prior notice, where we need to investigate fraud, a sanctions hit, a reconciliation break, a legal demand, or an operational fault. While redemptions are paused you may still earn, unless we have also stopped credits. We do not tell you which signal caused a review. Sharing that would teach the next person how to avoid it.

We may require a verification before a redemption, including a phone number we can reach or a live face check. Passing a verification is not a promise that redemptions will proceed. Refusing one we have required is a reason to keep redemptions paused, and, after the deadline we set, to forfeit points as described in section 6.

8. Promotional games

Some faucets host free promotional games, including dice and limbo, and may add others. If you are signed in with Drips, you may use available Drip Points in those games. No purchase is necessary, and none is possible. You cannot deposit, and you cannot buy points or entries. Points in a game are the same free points a faucet gave you for using it.

These games are a free promotional feature of the rewards programme. They are not a paid game, and nothing on this page is an invitation to deposit or to play for money. Participation is free, optional, and limited to points you were given.

• Only matured points can be used. Pending points cannot. A frozen, banned, or closed account cannot play.
• The faucet hosts the game and draws the outcome. Drips records the points. We do not re-draw an outcome.
• A play is final once accepted. Points used are spent. Points you win are ordinary available points, under the same redemption, reversal, expiry, and fraud rules as any other points.
• We may cap how many points you can use, how many you can win, or how often you can play, and we may void a play that never reached a recorded outcome. A void returns the points.

Games are a feature we may turn off, for one faucet or for everyone, at any time. Plays already opened are completed or voided. We do not owe you the chance to keep playing.

9. Fraud, and why we collect what we collect

Drips is a standing target for farms: many accounts, one person, rewards consolidated to one address. The controls below exist so that one person cannot collect the reward meant for many. By creating an account you agree to them, and you agree that we may use the data described in the Privacy Policy to run them.

• One person. We relate accounts by email canonicalisation, device, network, phone number, face, redemption address, and behaviour. A match is evidence. It does not have to be perfect to justify a review.
• Phone. If we ask for a phone number, it must be a real mobile number, on a carrier we accept, in your own country, not a virtual or disposable line. Proving a number that another account has already proved freezes both accounts and blocks the number. We do not tell you which rule fired.
• Face. If we ask for a live face check, you complete it yourself, in frame, without another person. We use it to confirm a live person and to stop the same person standing behind many accounts. The check is described in the Privacy Policy. Refusing it when we have required it is a reason to pause redemptions.
• Velocity and graphs. We limit how fast an email, a network, a device, a number, or an account can act. We look at reward and redemption velocity. Ambiguous cases go to a person. Clear cases can be refused automatically.
• Addresses. One redemption address per person. Sanctions and blacklist screening fail closed: if we cannot screen, we do not send.

We do not promise to catch every abuse, and we do not promise that a genuine person will never be reviewed. A review pauses redemptions. It does not confiscate points by itself. Earning can continue while we look, unless we have stopped credits.

You will not:

• open or operate more than one account, or let anyone else operate yours;
• use bots, scripts, emulators, device spoofing, or automatic claim tools against Drips or against a faucet through a Drips session;
• use a VPN, proxy, or hosting network to appear to be somewhere you are not, in order to create an account or to pass a control;
• sell, buy, rent, or share an account, a phone number, a face check, or a redemption address;
• submit a face, a document, or a number that is not yours;
• probe, scrape, or attempt to break the service, other than a good-faith security report to [email protected]; or
• use the service to launder money, evade sanctions, or move value for anyone but yourself.

10. Freezes, bans, and closure

We may freeze, ban, or close an account, and we may refuse a redemption or a game play, where:

• we reasonably believe these terms were broken, or that the account is not controlled by the person who created it;
• a fraud control fired, including a shared phone number, a matched face, a shared redemption address, or a velocity rule;
• sanctions, a legal demand, or a payment partner require it;
• we cannot complete a verification we required; or
• we are winding down a feature or the service.

A freeze pauses redemptions and disconnects faucet access. A ban or a closure also stops new credits. Points that were not redeemed may be returned to the faucets that gave them. We may retain the data the Privacy Policy describes for a ban, including face data, so the same person cannot open a fresh account and continue.

Signing in to a restricted account tells you that it is restricted, gives you a support reference, and offers a form to ask for a review. We will not explain the rule, the threshold, or the evidence, where doing so would weaken the control. You may also write to [email protected] with that reference. A review is not a second trial, and it is not a promise of reinstatement.

11. Availability, changes, and mistakes

The service is provided as available. We may change, suspend, or withdraw a feature, a faucet listing, a redemption method, a country, or the service itself. We may do it to fix a fault, to meet a legal duty, to stop abuse, or because a partner stopped. Where a change materially reduces what you can do with points you already hold, we will say so on this page before it takes effect, unless delay would defeat a fraud, security, or legal purpose.

A displayed balance can be wrong for a short time. The ledger is authoritative, not a cached number in your browser. A listing, an estimate, or a countdown is not a promise of a particular payment.

Support is by email at [email protected]. The form in the product sends to the same mailbox, and the ticket number it shows confirms that we received your message. It does not create a deadline or a duty to answer.

12. Our intellectual property

The Drips name, the site, the interface, and the copy are ours or our licensors'. You receive a personal, revocable, non-transferable right to use the service under these terms. You do not receive a right to copy the interface, scrape the directory, or use the name to imply we operate your faucet.

A faucet that uses Sign in with Drips receives a limited right to show that it does, in the form we provide, while its integration is in good standing. We may withdraw that right.

13. Privacy

The Privacy Policy is part of these terms. It describes what we collect and why, including the fraud purposes in section 9. If the two conflict on a privacy question, the Privacy Policy wins.

14. Disclaimers and liability

To the maximum extent the law allows, the service is provided “as is” and “as available”. We disclaim warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, quiet enjoyment, and non-infringement, and any warranty that the service will be uninterrupted, that a faucet will pay, that a redemption will arrive in a given hour, or that a game is available or legal where you are.

We are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost points, lost data, or the conduct of a faucet, a reward provider, a game, or a person who accessed your email. Our aggregate liability arising out of the service, in any twelve-month period, is limited to the greater of one hundred US dollars and the value of points we redeemed to you in that period. This cap does not apply to a liability that cannot legally be capped, including fraud by us, or death or personal injury caused by our negligence.

You will indemnify us against claims, losses, and reasonable legal fees arising from your breach of these terms, your use of a faucet or a game, a redemption address you supplied, or an account you allowed someone else to use, except to the extent caused by our fraud or wilful misconduct.

Some places do not allow certain disclaimers or caps. In those places, they apply only as far as they are allowed to.

15. Disputes, law, and where we are

These terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of Costa Rica, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. The courts of San José, Costa Rica, have exclusive venue, except that we may seek interim relief in any court against fraud, abuse, or misuse of the service. You waive any right to participate in a class or collective action, to the extent that waiver is enforceable where you live. A mandatory consumer protection you have where you live is not taken away by this clause.

Before filing a claim, you will email [email protected] with a short description and give us thirty days to try to resolve it. That is a condition of bringing the claim, not a promise that we will settle it.

The registered office and registration details of Drips Technology SRL will be provided on request to [email protected]. If a mandatory consumer law where you live gives you a right these terms cannot take away, that right stands.

16. Ending, and the rest

You may stop using Drips at any time. Closing an account in Settings, after a security code, signs you out, disconnects your faucets and starts a 30-day waiting period during which signing in cancels the closure. Remaining points are redeemed first if you have a verified redemption method and we can lawfully send them; otherwise they are forfeited at the end of that period and returned to the faucets that paid them. The email and social sign-ins of a closed account stay with it and cannot open a new account.

We may close the service. If we do, we will give reasonable notice where we can, and we will redeem points we can lawfully redeem to verified addresses. Points we cannot redeem are returned to the faucets that paid them.

If a court holds a provision unenforceable, the rest stands, and that provision is modified to the minimum extent needed to be enforceable. A failure by us to enforce a provision once is not a waiver. These terms, and the Privacy Policy, are the entire agreement between you and us about the service. They replace any earlier understanding. A faucet's terms do not amend these.

We may assign these terms to a successor of the service. You may not assign your account or these terms.

Notices to you may be sent to your verified email, shown in the product, or posted on this page. Notices to us go to [email protected].