Re: FaucetHub.io - Alternative to epay, faucetbox, paytoshi. Coming this month!

What would happen if I'm using Faucethub API and a member withdraws his balance but he has not yet created account on Faucethub. Where does the satoshi go? Please add a feature to save this balance to the address even if users has not created account and when the users creates account and link that bitcoin address, the balance shows in his account.

If I understand it correctly from previous discussions and screenshots, the balance that is withdrawn from your site would still go to a cache on FaucetHub, based on that user's BTC address. The only need for registration (one time) is when that user wants to withdraw from FaucetHub to their wallet. If they don't register, I'm assuming the balance would remain on the site, accumulating until they do decide to register and withdraw.

mexicantarget, amiright?

In order to obtain an address, users will have to register. They're protecting their address this way.
No one will be able to change their withdraw threshold, no one will be able to withdraw from their account and no one will be able to do any damage to the user.

This isn't a clone, this is a completely new service which aims to provide high security for its users. This is going to be a multi-platform for multi-purposes.

I don't think you understand what the person was asking, or you haven't provided a definitive answer.

If a user that is not registered for FaucetHub makes a claim on a faucet site, where does that claim go. Does it go to a cache on your site until the user registers?

For example.

1. I go to a faucet and enter my bitcoin address.
2. I hit the submit/claim button
3. I receive a payment to my FaucetHub cache?

If I have not registered an account yet, does that claim get lost? Am I not going to be able to make a claim at all on the faucet until I create an account? Or will the balance that I claim from a faucet sit in an unregistered account on FaucetHub until I register and sign up? I know that you can't withdraw without registration, but will the balance sit inside of an unregistered account for a specific BTC address until that user registers that address with an account? That's what the original dude (ahmed) was asking.

EDIT: I just read what you wrote again... Wait a minute... We will get an address once we register. Is this the address that we have to use for faucets that run your API? Huh

We can't use our own BTC addresses?