A faucet is a developer tool that gives you testnet tokens, like Sepolia ETH or zkSync ETH in order to use them when you need to try out the different functions of your smart contracts before you deploy them to production or when you simply want to send some transactions on a test network.
Follow this simple guide to request testnet tokens from the Chainstack faucet for Sepolia, Goerli, BNB, zkSync, Scroll, or Holesky. This tutorial will help you grasp the basics quickly, so you get the testnet tokens that you need for BUIDLing shortly.
Dive into this guide to tap into the Chainstack faucet API for Sepolia, Goerli, BNB, zkSync, and Scroll. Enable automatic testnet token top-ups every 24 hours and power up your blockchain BUIDL with this handy Web3 faucet API.
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