How payouts actually work
You ask, we check, FaucetPay sends it to the email on your account. No wallet addresses to mistype.
When you request a withdrawal, the amount leaves your available balance immediately and waits. It waits there while we check it, so the same coins cannot be requested twice.
The payout goes to the FaucetPay email on your account. That is the only destination, and it is not something you type at payout time — which means a stolen session cannot redirect your money somewhere else, and a mistyped address cannot send it into a void.
Payouts are sent by an automated drainer. It runs on a timer, and every payout it sends is written to the claim book before the request leaves our server — so a network failure mid-send can never produce a second payment. If a payout cannot be resolved the claim simply stays open, and you can see it in your history rather than wondering.