💰 Faucets
Use faucets to get free testnet and devnet tokens for development and demos. No real money involved — just enough to pay gas/fees and interact with dApps and contracts.
🎯 How to Use
- Pick the network you’re building on (e.g. Sepolia, Solana devnet).
- Open the faucet link and follow its steps (wallet address, captcha, sometimes social login).
- Request tokens; they usually arrive within minutes.
- Use them in your wallet to deploy contracts, send txs, or test your dApp.
📋 By Network
EVM (Ethereum & L2s)
| Network | Faucet | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sepolia | sepoliafaucet.com | Ethereum testnet |
| Sepolia | Chainlink Faucet | Free ETH for devs |
| Holesky | holesky-faucet.pk910.de | Ethereum testnet |
| Holesky | Chainlink Faucet | Free ETH |
Solana
| Network | Faucet | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Devnet | faucet.solana.com | Main Solana devnet faucet |
Sui
| Network | Faucet | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Testnet / Devnet | faucet.sui.io | Sui test tokens |
Stablecoins (multi-chain)
For USDC, EURC, or PYUSD on supported testnets:
| Provider | Faucet | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Circle | faucet.circle.com | USDC / EURC |
| Paxos | faucet.paxos.com | PYUSD |
✅ Tips
- Save your wallet address — Many faucets need it; use a dedicated dev wallet.
- Rate limits — Faucets often limit how much you can request per day; request only what you need.
- Wrong network — Make sure your wallet is set to the correct testnet/devnet before requesting.
- Build first — See EVM or Solana for development setup, then use faucets to fund that environment.
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