ETHGlobal Testnet Faucet
ETHGlobal's testnet faucet for Sepolia, OP Stack, Arbitrum, Polygon Amoy and other EVM testnets.
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ETHGlobal Faucet key facts
| Category | Testnet faucet |
|---|---|
| Chains | Ethereum Sepolia and 15+ EVM testnets |
| Platforms | Web |
| Fees | Free; 0.05 of the native token per claim on most networks, 1 USDC on Sepolia |
| Chains | 18 active testnet faucets |
| Company | ETHGlobal, based in Canada |
| US availability | Available: terms name no country restrictions |
| Free plan | 0.05 ETH per claim on most testnets; 1 USDC on Ethereum Sepolia |
What is ETHGlobal Faucet?
ETHGlobal Faucet is a free testnet faucet run by the hackathon organizer ETHGlobal. Its page lists 18 active faucets, including Ethereum Sepolia, Base Sepolia, Optimism Sepolia, Arbitrum Sepolia and Polygon Amoy. Most pay 0.05 of the native token per claim; Sepolia USDC pays 1 USDC.
How ETHGlobal Faucet works
The faucet page lists each network with its chain ID and the amount it pays per claim.
At this check 18 entries were marked Available, from Ethereum Sepolia (chain ID 11155111) and Base Sepolia (84532) to Filecoin Calibration (314159), Gnosis Chiado (10200), ApeChain Testnet (33111), Flow EVM Testnet (545) and Celo Sepolia (11142220). Most pay 0.05 of the native token. Citrea Testnet pays 0.005 cBTC, and a separate Sepolia entry sends 1 test USDC instead of ETH.
Retired networks stay on the page marked Unavailable, which tells you what ETHGlobal no longer serves: Ethereum Goerli, Ethereum Holesky, Polygon Mumbai, Linea Goerli, Linea Sepolia, Zircuit Testnet, Story Partner Testnet and Monad Testnet, which used to pay 0.2 MON. If your project still targets Holesky or Linea Sepolia, you need a different faucet for those funds.
How to start with ETHGlobal Faucet
- Open ethglobal.com/faucet and pick the network by chain ID rather than by token symbol: several entries pay ETH, including Optimism Sepolia (11155420), Arbitrum Sepolia (421614), zkSync Sepolia (300), Scroll Sepolia (534351), World Chain Sepolia (4801) and Unichain Sepolia (1301).
- Make sure your wallet is set to the same chain ID before you check the balance.
ETHGlobal Faucet fees and limits
- The faucet shows no price, but you must log in to ETHGlobal before you can claim, and each network has a daily cap: the Ethereum Sepolia page pays 0.05 ETH per day.
- ETHGlobal Plus, a membership priced at $69 a month and charged annually, lists 10x faucet tokens among its perks, along with free L2 and mainnet transactions and entry to Pragma events that are listed at $99 each.
Amounts differ by network; Citrea Testnet, for example, pays 0.005 cBTC. The Plus page says the current membership runs until October 2027.
Risks to know before using ETHGlobal Faucet
- ETHGlobal says it is based in Canada, and its privacy policy states it may process, store and transfer personal information in other countries whose privacy laws may or may not be as comprehensive as Canadian law.
- Test networks also get retired: Goerli, Holesky and Mumbai are already listed as Unavailable on the page.
ETHGlobal Faucet alternatives
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ETHGlobal Faucet pros and cons
- 18 active testnet faucets on one page
- Test USDC on Ethereum Sepolia
- Covers newer testnets such as Unichain Sepolia and World Chain Sepolia
- Needs an ETHGlobal login
- 0.05 ETH per claim, half of Alchemy's 0.1 ETH
- Cooldown is not stated on the public page
ETHGlobal Faucet FAQ
What is ETHGlobal Faucet?
ETHGlobal Faucet is a free testnet faucet run by the hackathon organizer ETHGlobal. Its page lists 18 active faucets, including Ethereum Sepolia, Base Sepolia, Optimism Sepolia, Arbitrum Sepolia and Polygon Amoy. Most pay 0.05 of the native token per claim; Sepolia USDC pays 1 USDC.
Which chains does ETHGlobal Faucet support?
Ethereum Sepolia and 15+ EVM testnets.
How much does ETHGlobal Faucet cost?
Free; 0.05 of the native token per claim on most networks, 1 USDC on Sepolia, according to ETHGlobal Faucet’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026). Free plan: 0.05 ETH per claim on most testnets; 1 USDC on Ethereum Sepolia.
Is ETHGlobal Faucet available in the US?
Available: terms name no country restrictions, according to ETHGlobal Faucet’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Sources
How this page works
Sources: ETHGlobal Faucet: official site, ETHGlobal: Privacy Policy, ETHGlobal: Terms. Data as of Oct 1, 2026.
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