Google Cloud Web3 Faucet
Google Cloud’s free testnet faucet: 13 drips, including Ethereum Sepolia and Hoodi, Celo, Injective and Solana Devnet.
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Google Cloud Web3 Faucet key facts
| Category | Testnet faucet |
|---|---|
| Chains | Ethereum testnets, Celo and Injective testnets |
| Platforms | Web |
| Company | Google Cloud |
| Chains | 13 drips, including Ethereum Sepolia and Hoodi, Celo Sepolia, Injective testnet, Solana Devnet, Movement Bardock and Somnia Shannon |
| Fees | Free |
| US availability | Available: Google Cloud terms bar use only in breach of export-control laws |
| Free plan | Yes, free testnet tokens such as Sepolia ETH |
What is Google Cloud Web3 Faucet?
Google Cloud Web3 Faucet is a free testnet token faucet run by Google Cloud. Its network menu lists 13 drips, among them Ethereum Sepolia, Ethereum Hoodi, Celo Sepolia, Injective testnet and Solana Devnet, plus test PYUSD on Sepolia and test EIGEN on Hoodi for EigenLayer testing.
How Google Cloud Web3 Faucet works
Google Cloud Web3 Faucet sends a fixed amount of testnet tokens to the wallet address or ENS name you enter.
Its FAQ says the faucet creates a transaction on the chosen network, which you can track in a block explorer or through an RPC endpoint for that testnet. The network menu lists 13 drips, including 0.05 ETH on Ethereum Sepolia, 1 ETH on Ethereum Hoodi, 100 PYUSD on Sepolia and on Solana Devnet, 1 EIGEN on Hoodi, 10 INJ on Injective Testnet, 1 CELO on Celo Sepolia, 10 MOVE on Movement Bardock and 1 STT on Somnia Shannon. The page is marked Beta.
How to start with Google Cloud Web3 Faucet
- Pick a network, enter the receiving wallet address or ENS name and click the button that shows the drip, for example Get 0.05 Sepolia ETH.
- The FAQ says drips are rate-limited per Google Account and per address, and the exact limit depends on the network; the page does not publish the numbers.
- On Sepolia ETH and Sepolia PYUSD, the security check may require the receiving address to hold at least 0.001 ETH on Ethereum Mainnet, though Google says not every request gets this check.
- Arrival time depends on network congestion, and Google handles stuck transactions on its Discord server.
Google Cloud Web3 Faucet fees and limits
- The 0.001 ETH Mainnet check on Sepolia requests looks at the balance your address already holds; the FAQ does not describe any of it being spent.
The faucet pages advertise free tokens, for example Get free Sepolia ETH, and the FAQ describes the faucet itself creating the transfer transaction on the testnet, so you do not need testnet gas to receive a drip. The FAQ also notes that testnet tokens have no real-world value and cannot be sold or used on Ethereum mainnet, so a drip only covers testing costs such as deploying contracts or debugging transactions.
Risks to know before using Google Cloud Web3 Faucet
- The FAQ says Google processes only the public wallet address to run faucet transactions, but rate limits are counted per Google Account as well as per address.
- The anti-abuse system can flag legitimate requests: Google says incorrect flags happen, particularly for newcomers, and asks you to report them on Discord or with the Feedback button, giving your testnet address and the error message.
- An ENS name will not resolve if it is not linked to an Ethereum address.
- The faucet is labeled Beta, and its FAQ still names Holesky, which is not in the current network menu.
Google Cloud Web3 Faucet alternatives
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Google Cloud Web3 Faucet pros and cons
- Covers both Ethereum testnets in use, Sepolia and Hoodi
- Also gives test PYUSD on Sepolia and test EIGEN on Hoodi
- Run by Google Cloud, not a small community project
- Repeat-request limits per Google account and per address are not published
- Sepolia ETH and test PYUSD drips require a small Ethereum mainnet balance on the receiving address
Google Cloud Web3 Faucet FAQ
What is Google Cloud Web3 Faucet?
Google Cloud Web3 Faucet is a free testnet token faucet run by Google Cloud. Its network menu lists 13 drips, among them Ethereum Sepolia, Ethereum Hoodi, Celo Sepolia, Injective testnet and Solana Devnet, plus test PYUSD on Sepolia and test EIGEN on Hoodi for EigenLayer testing.
Which chains does Google Cloud Web3 Faucet support?
Ethereum testnets, Celo and Injective testnets.
How much does Google Cloud Web3 Faucet cost?
Free, according to Google Cloud Web3 Faucet’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026). Free plan: Yes, free testnet tokens such as Sepolia ETH.
Is Google Cloud Web3 Faucet available in the US?
Available: Google Cloud terms bar use only in breach of export-control laws, according to Google Cloud Web3 Faucet’s own page (checked Oct 1, 2026).
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Sources: Google Cloud Web3 Faucet: official site, Google Cloud: Ethereum Hoodi Faucet, Google Cloud: Platform Terms of Service. Data as of Oct 1, 2026.
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