Wallet and account setup
Fund a test wallet to validate network configuration, send transactions, and confirm your local or staging setup works as expected.
XGR • Testnet • Developer Tooling
Get XGR testnet tokens for development.
The XGR Testnet Faucet provides 100 XGR to a valid EVM address for wallet setup, smart contract deployment, integration testing, and end-to-end development on the XGR Testnet.
100 XGR per request
1 request every 24 hours
Chain ID: 1879
Testnet tokens are intended for development and QA only. They have no monetary value.
Request testnet XGR
Paste a valid EVM address below. If the request is accepted, the faucet will return a transaction hash.
Lowercase addresses are accepted and will be converted automatically to checksum format before submission.
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Network
XGR Testnet
Chain ID
1879
Asset type
Testnet only
Built for wallet setup, deployment, and integration testing
This page is the entry point for developers who need XGR testnet tokens to work with the XGR Testnet. It is designed for quick onboarding while still giving enough context for direct visitors and search users.
Smart contract deployment
Use testnet XGR to deploy and verify contracts, test gas flows, and validate contract interactions before moving toward production environments.
Integration and QA
Support RPC testing, explorer checks, frontend integration, backend transaction handling, and end-to-end developer workflows on XGR Testnet.
How the XGR Testnet Faucet works
The flow is simple: enter an EVM-compatible address, submit the request, and wait for the faucet response. If successful, you will receive a transaction hash.
1
Paste your EVM address
Enter a valid address in the standard 0x format with 40 hexadecimal characters.
2
Submit your request
The faucet normalizes the address to checksum format and sends the claim request to the backend endpoint.
3
Receive testnet funds
If the request is accepted, you will receive 100 XGR on the XGR Testnet, subject to the faucet’s rate limits and service status.
Frequently asked questions
A few practical details for developers using the faucet through the website or arriving from Google search.
What is the XGR Testnet Faucet?
The XGR Testnet Faucet is a public developer utility that distributes a small amount of XGR testnet tokens to valid EVM addresses. It is intended for testing, onboarding, and integration work on the XGR Testnet.
How much can I request?
The faucet sends 100 XGR per successful request. A rate limit of 1 request per 24 hours may apply per address or user context.
Why is my address rejected?
The faucet accepts only valid EVM addresses. Lowercase addresses are automatically converted to checksum format before submission.
Why did I not receive funds yet?
Possible reasons include temporary backend issues, rate limits, or a pending transaction. If the faucet returns a transaction hash, you can use it to verify delivery in your network tooling.
Do these tokens have real value?
No. XGR testnet tokens are strictly for development and testing. They are not intended for trading or any production financial use.