ℹ Introduction to Alephium Faucets
Alephium Faucetsallow users to receivetestnet ALPH tokensfor development and testing purposes.
- Testnet HTTP Faucet: Users can requesttestnet-v16 tokensvia an API call. Simply send a
POSTrequest with the wallet address:shellcurl -X POST -d 'Your_Wallet_Address' https://faucet.testnet.alephium.org/sendThe faucet has a cooldown period of a few minutes to prevent spam.
- ALPH Token Faucet in the Extension Wallet:
- Available fordevnet(1000 ALPH per request) andtestnet(12 ALPH per request).
- Built into theAlephium Extension Wallet, accessible via the UI.
- Token Faucet dApp (Next.js):
- A web-based faucet where users can request tokens via a simple interface.
- Run locally with:shell
npm install npm run dev - Accessible at
http://localhost:3000, where users connect their wallet, input the token amount (max 2 per request), and confirm the transaction.
These faucets help developers test transactions, smart contracts, and dApps on Alephium’s testnet without using real tokens.