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ℹ Introduction to Aurora Faucets

To deploy contracts or execute transactions on Aurora, you’ll need a small amount ofETHin your wallet—on bothMainnetandTestnet, as ETH is the native gas token on both chains.

Note: Gas on Aurora is extremely cheap—fixed at 0.07 GWei. For example:

  • A simple token transfer costs0.0000015 ETH($0.006)
  • Deploying an ERC-20 contract costs0.00005 ETH($0.20)

Getting ETH on Aurora Testnet

To obtain ETH for testing purposes, you have several options:

1.Aurora Testnet Faucet→ Claim 0.001 ETH directly from the official Aurora faucet.

2. Use theTestnet Rainbow Bridge→ Bridge ETH fromNearorEthereumtestnets to Aurora Testnet.

3. Use Sepolia Faucets + Bridge→ Get Sepolia testnet ETH, then transfer it to Aurora via the Testnet Rainbow Bridge. Find Sepolia faucet options inEthereum Faucets

Once you’ve bridged ETH to your Aurora Testnet wallet, you’re ready to deploy and test your contracts at minimal cost.


Aurora Testnet Faucets


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