0.2 SepoliaETH
Sent per claim, straight to the address you paste.
Ethereum Sepolia
Claim 0.2 Sepolia test ETH every 24 hours. Paste an address that already holds 0.0001 ETH on Ethereum mainnet.
An address qualifies when it holds at least 0.0001 ETH on Ethereum mainnet. It is a tiny amount, so any wallet that has ever been used already passes without doing anything. A bot farm is the case it catches: funding a separate mainnet address for every claim costs real money and leaves the trail on a public chain.
Sent per claim, straight to the address you paste.
One claim per address per day. Claim again the next day.
Your mainnet balance is the only check, so the page loads no third-party script.
Sepolia is the Ethereum test network most teams use for application testing. It runs the same proof-of-stake consensus and the same EVM as mainnet, so you can deploy and exercise a contract there before it touches real money. Its chain ID is 11155111 and its gas token is Sepolia test ETH, which cannot be bought or sold and has no market value.
Most wallets already list Sepolia. To add it by hand, use chain ID 11155111, the currency symbol SepoliaETH, and a Sepolia RPC URL. RPC Gateway serves Sepolia from the same API Key as every other network, so one key covers your mainnet and test traffic.
See API Key placementCopy the Sepolia Access PointSee all testnet faucets
The faucet sends 0.2 Sepolia test ETH per address, once every 24 hours. Share the faucet afterwards and you can claim a second 0.2 in the same day.
It is the anti-bot check. A working wallet already holds far more than 0.0001 ETH, so you pay nothing and do nothing extra. A bot operator running thousands of addresses has to fund every one of them on mainnet first, which is the part that does not scale.
No. Sepolia test ETH exists only on the Sepolia test network and has no market value. It cannot be bridged to mainnet or sold.
The transaction is broadcast the moment you claim, and Sepolia blocks arrive about every 12 seconds, so it is normally mined within a minute. The page gives you the transaction hash so you can follow it on Sepolia Etherscan.
One claim per address every 24 hours. If you claim again inside that window the faucet tells you how long is left.
Yes. RPC Gateway routes Sepolia through the upstream providers and self-hosted nodes you connect, behind one Access Point, with failover between them.
Next step
The API Key that serves your mainnet traffic serves Sepolia too. Create an App, enable Ethereum Sepolia, and copy the Access Point.