Faucets Directory Mainnet & Testnet

It is a service that distributes small amounts of tokens for free. Testnet faucets are essential for Web3 development: they allow you to pay gas and test smart contracts without risking real capital. Mainnet faucets distribute real cryptocurrencies in very small amounts, usually through referrals or advertising.

Testnet faucets distribute tokens with no economic value, essential for testing smart contracts and dApps without risking real capital. Mainnet faucets distribute real cryptocurrencies (Satoshis, SOL, TRX) in small amounts, usually as an incentive through referral links.

It is an anti-bot measure. Many faucets now require that your main wallet has a minimum mainnet balance or that you authenticate via GitHub, social networks, or Gitcoin Passport. This does not imply risk as long as the site only reads your public address (read-only). Never sign transactions or approve permissions on faucets.

The testnet faucets listed here are from recognized sources (Alchemy, Google Cloud, Chainlink, etc.). When interacting with any faucet, best practice is to use a 'burner wallet': an empty secondary wallet created exclusively for that purpose. Never use your main wallet with real funds.

The directory is reviewed monthly. Testnet ecosystems change frequently: some networks deprecate their testnets (like Ethereum Goerli) and launch new ones (Holesky, Hoodi). If you spot a down faucet or have a suggestion, you can report it via Telegram or X (@0xlenador).