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Holesky testnet
Receive up to 0.5 ETH every 24 hours.
If your balance is less than 0.5 ETH, the app will top it up to 0.5.
To safeguard against misuse, the Chainstack faucet implements two key checks before disbursing funds:
  1. The requesting address must have a minimum balance of 0.006 ETH on the Ethereum mainnet.
  2. The address should have a history of holding ETH on the mainnet; it should not have been recently empty.
These precautions help us maintain the integrity of the Chainstack faucet, ensuring fair and equitable access for all users.
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Chainstack Holesky faucet

Welcome to your destination for free Holesky ETH testnet tokens: the Chainstack Holesky faucet. Crafted to assist Web3 developers of all backgrounds, this feature provides a no-cost supply of tokens to facilitate risk-free DApp testing and development.

What is the Chainstack Holesky faucet?

The Chainstack Holesky faucet is a built-in service on the Chainstack platform. Its main function is to distribute free Holesky testnet tokens, thus empowering developers to freely explore and innovate on the Holesky testnet without financial implications.

How to use testnet Holesky ETH?

After you've completed the sign-up ↗ process and acquired an API key ↗ on the Chainstack platform, you're eligible to receive up to 0.5 Holesky ETH every 24 hours. This ETH can be utilized to meet transaction gas expenses, activate smart contracts, or finetune your DApp functionalities.

What is the Holesky testnet?

Holesky is the first merged-from-genesis, public Ethereum testnet. Holešky will replace Goerli as a staking, infrastructure and protocol-developer testnet in 2023.

What is a Holesky testnet token?

Holesky ETH tokens are essentially mock ETH, used exclusively within the Holesky testnet. Despite having no real-world value, they are instrumental in handling transaction costs and are a key asset for testing and improving DApps.

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