Claimlume Faucet Rewards is a standalone rewards application using WordPress accounts and\nadministration without WooCommerce. New installations start with public reward,\nregistration, withdrawal, PTC and leaderboard features disabled.<\/p>\n\n
Included: standalone landing and dashboard pages, account registration and email\nverification, exact eight-decimal USD balances, transaction ledger, fixed\/random\nclaims, daily streak bonuses, one-level referrals, timed PTC campaigns, manual\nwithdrawals, currencies with administrator-entered rates, notifications, badges,\nXP, an optional pseudonymous leaderboard, image banner placements, editable public content,\nWordPress email transport, CAPTCHA and privacy export\/erasure callbacks.<\/p>\n\n
Cloudflare Turnstile is optional and only contacted when the administrator\nselects it. The browser loads its widget; the server sends the CAPTCHA token\nand configured secret to Cloudflare for verification. Site hostname is checked.\nDocumentation: https:\/\/developers.cloudflare.com\/turnstile\/\nTerms: https:\/\/www.cloudflare.com\/website-terms\/\nPrivacy: https:\/\/www.cloudflare.com\/privacypolicy\/<\/p>\n\n
Administrator-configured logos and banners load from their entered image URLs.\nThe image host receives ordinary browser request data such as IP address and user\nagent when the image is displayed. Banner destinations and sponsored visits open\nadministrator-entered external URLs only on user action. Those destination sites\nreceive ordinary browser request data and apply their own terms and privacy policy.\nThe plugin does not make server-side requests to sponsor URLs. Site operators must\nuse only sponsor programs that expressly permit incentivized or rewarded traffic.\nEmail uses the website's existing WordPress mail transport. The plugin developer\ndoes not operate telemetry, licensing, update, advertising or payment servers.<\/p>\n\n
Google reCAPTCHA v2 checkbox is optional. When selected, the browser loads\nGoogle's widget and the server verifies the response token with the configured\nsecret. Tokens must pass the server response and hostname checks.\nDocumentation: https:\/\/developers.google.com\/recaptcha\/docs\/verify\nTerms: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/terms\nPrivacy: https:\/\/policies.google.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n
hCaptcha is optional. When selected, the browser loads the hCaptcha widget and\nthe server sends the token, site key and secret to hCaptcha for verification.\nDocumentation: https:\/\/docs.hcaptcha.com\/\nTerms: https:\/\/www.hcaptcha.com\/terms\nPrivacy: https:\/\/www.hcaptcha.com\/privacy<\/p>\n\n
FaucetPay and CWallet are optional manual payout destination types. The plugin\ndoes not contact either service. If enabled, a member provides an account email,\nusername or ID; the site operator then uses that identifier outside WordPress to\nsend payment manually. Operators should disclose this processing in their privacy\npolicy and review the services' current terms and privacy notices.\nFaucetPay: https:\/\/faucetpay.io\/\nFaucetPay terms: https:\/\/faucetpay.io\/legal\/terms\nFaucetPay privacy: https:\/\/faucetpay.io\/legal\/privacy\nCWallet: https:\/\/cwallet.com\/<\/p>\n\n
Cloudflare, Google, hCaptcha, FaucetPay and CWallet are trademarks of their\nrespective owners. Claimlume Faucet Rewards is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.<\/p>\n\n
Math verification binds to the member's login session. For signed-out forms,\nan essential HttpOnly browser cookie stores a random identifier for one day.\nIt does not contain an email, password or wallet address.<\/p>\n\n
Back up the database and plugin files. Deactivate the old Vdot Faucet plugin,\nthen install and activate Claimlume Faucet Rewards. Do not run both copies.\nDo not delete the old copy through WordPress: its uninstaller can remove shared\npermissions or data. Keep it deactivated until you have verified this replacement;\nyou can then remove the old plugin folder using your hosting file manager.\nExisting balances, reward history, settings, page IDs, withdrawal records and\n[vdot_faucet] shortcodes are reused. [claimlume_faucet] is also supported.\nLegacy internal names are retained only for compatibility, not public branding.<\/p>\n\n
This revision passed PHP 8.1 and 8.5 syntax checks for all 22 PHP files,\nJavaScript syntax checks, and isolated tests covering notice scope, default\nbranding migration, custom settings preservation, escaping, shortcode aliases\nand exact amount calculations. These tests use WordPress function substitutes;\nthey are not a full WordPress\/MySQL installation test or Plugin Check report.\nBefore public use, verify the member and administrator workflows on a staging\ncopy with your actual database, mail transport and selected CAPTCHA provider.<\/p>\n\n\n
No Composer, Node.js, Docker, WooCommerce or Laravel is needed at runtime.\nGenerated pages use vf- prefixes to avoid overwriting existing website pages.\nYou may choose Faucet Home as the homepage under Settings > Reading.<\/p>\n\n\n
No. Manual wallet, FaucetPay and CWallet are payout destination types, not API\nintegrations. Administrators send funds from their own wallet or service account,\nthen record the transaction reference. No payout API keys are stored.<\/p><\/dd>\n
No live prices are invented. Enter a current USD price per coin and enable it.\nQuotes expire after two minutes; rates expire after the configured age.<\/p><\/dd>\n
Email verification is enabled by default. Use the email link. If wp_mail is not\nconfigured, configure a WordPress SMTP plugin. An authorized administrator can\nresend verification or review an account under Claimlume Faucet Rewards > Users.<\/p><\/dd>\n
No. Math CAPTCHA is for basic testing. Turnstile, rate limits and reward limits\nhelp, but a public rewards service needs operational abuse monitoring.\nThe plugin does not replace security controls on the native wp-login.php route.<\/p><\/dd>\n
Data is preserved by default. The explicit Tools setting enables permanent\nremoval of plugin data and generated pages. WordPress users are never deleted.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n
Review revision: new Siphorix branding and text domain, plugin-screen-only\nnotices, automatic directory translations and literal shared label translations.<\/p>\n\n
Render initial balances and timers in the page. Guard frontend initialization\nagainst older theme APIs and delayed DOM loading. Ignore dashboard responses\nthat predate successful claims. Preserve decimal strings during database writes\nand restore missing wallets from their ledgers. Add dedicated CAPTCHA settings\nsaving, provider field switching and configuration shortcuts. Add opt-in payout\ndestinations, safer image-only advertising, draft setup pages, privacy disclosures,\nmember\/admin workflow improvements and WordPress Plugin Check hardening.<\/p>\n\n
Fixed claim balance persistence and recent-activity reliability by making member\nnotifications non-blocking, verifying wallet writes, and restoring missing wallet\nrows. Added a protected Tools report and repair action for historical claims with\nno matching ledger transaction. The faucet countdown now follows server time and\nkeeps claiming disabled until ready. Completed legacy CAPTCHA-key migration and\nprovider credential validation.<\/p>\n\n
Fixed stale\/IP-bound math challenges; added auto-refresh and reusable verification\ncontrols. Added Google reCAPTCHA v2 and hCaptcha, per-provider secrets, setup\nlinks and a live admin verification test. Grouped admin navigation into seven\nsections. Added server-rendered PTC cards, campaign editing and visibility\nreasons, shared listing logic and per-visit reward\/duration snapshots. Fixed\nJSON settings boolean imports and added table repair.<\/p>\n\n
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