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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about StakeClaimer

Q: How does StakeClaimer work?

StakeClaimer is a Tampermonkey userscript you install in your browser. Once installed and activated with a subscription, it connects to our relay server via WebSocket. Our relay server monitors Stake.com bonus channels using sniffer accounts. When a new bonus code or reload drop is detected, it's broadcast to connected subscribers. Your script receives the code, opens the claim URL, and submits the code on your behalf.

For reload claims, the script checks your Stake.com reload availability on a regular interval and claims any available reloads automatically.

Q: Is this allowed by Stake.com?

Stake.com's terms of service prohibit automated scripts and bots. Using StakeClaimer technically violates their ToS. However, the script mimics normal browser behavior and does not interact with Stake's backend in any way that regular browsing wouldn't.

That said, use at your own risk. We recommend not discussing the tool in Stake's chat or with their support team. The script is designed to be low-profile and unobtrusive.

Q: What's the difference between free reload claiming and Telegram codes?

Free reloads are built-in Stake.com bonuses that players can claim every hour (or daily depending on account level). You don't need a code — you just click "Claim" on the reloads page. StakeClaimer does this for you automatically on a timer.

Telegram codes are promotional bonus codes dropped in Stake's official Telegram channels, partner channels, and social media. These are time-limited and have a claim cap — for example, a code might only work for the first 10,000 claims. StakeClaimer monitors these channels and claims codes for you when they're detected via our relay system. Both features are included in paid subscriptions.

Q: How fast are codes claimed?

Codes are detected and claimed within milliseconds once they reach your browser. The actual end-to-end speed depends on relay detection time, your internet connection, and browser performance — but typical claim processing is under 300ms. This is faster than manual claiming, where you'd need to see the notification, open Stake, and type or paste the code.

Q: Why did my code fail to claim?

Codes can fail for several reasons: (1) The code reached its claim limit before your script could claim it — this happens with popular codes that have low caps. (2) The code is for a specific VIP level or region you don't qualify for. (3) You already claimed this code earlier. (4) Temporary network issues or Stake.com rate limiting. (5) The code was misread by the sniffer (rare, but can happen with OCR-based detection). Failed claims are normal and can happen for any code claiming tool.

Q: How do I install StakeClaimer?

Visit our Install Guide for step-by-step instructions. In short: (1) Install the Tampermonkey browser extension. (2) Enable "Allow User Scripts" in Chrome's extension settings. (3) Click "Download Userscript" on our homepage to install the script. (4) Open Stake.com and log in. (5) Activate your subscription via our Telegram bot.

Q: What browsers are supported?

StakeClaimer supports Chrome, Brave, Edge, Opera, and Firefox — any browser that supports Tampermonkey. Chrome and Chromium-based browsers (Brave, Edge, Opera) work well. Firefox works but may require fewer permissions. Safari is not supported because Tampermonkey for Safari is no longer actively maintained and lacks required APIs.

Q: Do I need to keep Stake.com open?

Yes. The script runs inside your browser on the Stake.com page. You need to keep a tab open with Stake.com logged in. The tab can be in the background, minimized, or on a secondary monitor — it just needs to stay open. If you close the tab or your computer goes to sleep, claiming stops. We recommend disabling sleep mode and browser memory saver for the Stake.com tab.

Q: How do subscriptions work?

Subscriptions are per-account and sold as one-time time-based plans. You choose a duration: 1 Week ($10), 1 Month ($20), 3 Months ($40), or Lifetime ($200). Custom day plans are also available starting at $2/day via our Telegram Mini App. Once you pay via crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, SOL, USDT, and more through OxaPay), your account is activated. Your subscription auto-expires at the end of the period — there are no recurring charges.

Q: What crypto payment methods do you accept?

We accept payments through OxaPay, which supports a wide range of cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), Solana (SOL), Tether (USDT on multiple networks), USDC, TRON (TRX), Dogecoin (DOGE), and many more. Payments are processed on-chain, and your subscription is activated automatically once the transaction is confirmed.

Q: Can I use it on multiple Stake accounts?

Yes. StakeClaimer supports multi-account usage. Each Stake account requires its own subscription — our pricing is per-account. You can add multiple Stake accounts in the script settings, and the claimer will cycle through them automatically. This is useful if you manage accounts at different VIP levels or for friends and family. Each account is billed separately.

Q: What happens after my subscription expires?

When your subscription expires, the script stops auto-claiming. The HUD bar on Stake.com will show an "Expired" status. You won't lose any data — your claim history and settings remain stored locally in your browser. To resume, simply purchase a new plan via the Telegram bot. There's no grace period; claiming stops immediately at expiration.

Q: How do I cancel?

There's nothing to cancel. All our plans are one-time purchases with no auto-renewal. When your time runs out, claiming stops. If you want to stop early, you can simply disable or remove the Tampermonkey script from your browser's extension manager. No refunds are provided for unused time.

Q: Is my Stake account safe?

Yes. The script runs entirely in your browser. Your Stake.com session, password, and authentication tokens never leave your device. The only data sent to our server is your Stake username — and only for the purpose of checking your subscription status. We never see your password, private keys, wallet information, or 2FA codes. Read our full transparency breakdown on the Script Safety page.