Get ETH from any testnet easily
Are you tired of:
- looking how to get ethers on testnets?
- trying to understand how Faucets works?
- looking on Faucets that are properly working?
- looking on Faucets that doesn't block your IP by 24hs?
We've got you covered! Now with Faucy you can easily get ethers from any testnet.
- 🔋 PWA Support
- 🐙 100% Open Source
- ⏰ Displays transaction status (using Notify.js)
- 🔗 Address and Network in-sync with your Web3 Provider (using Ethers.js)
- 🚰 No IP blockage, only by address for 24hs, switching addresses you can keep requesting eth
- 🦮 Accessibility First
- 🌚 Dark Mode Support
- ☁️ Redundancy service per testnet
- 🔗 Available with ENS domain at faucy.eth
- 📊 GDPR complaint analytics (using GoatCounter)
- 📦 Distributed over fast, performant and secure IPFS (using Fleek)
| Network | Status | Ethers |
|---|---|---|
| Ropsten | ✅ | 1 |
| Kovan | ✅ | 0.1 |
| Rinkeby | ✅ | 0.2 |
| Goerli | ✅ | 0.05 |
| Network | Status | Ethers |
|---|---|---|
| Ropsten | 🚧 | 0 |
| Kovan | 🚧 | 0 |
| Rinkeby | 🚧 | 0 |
| Goerli | 🚧 | 0 |
- Install all dependencies
> npm install && npm run install:all:deps- Run ngrok command
> ngrok http 8080- Copy HTTPS url from ngrok to Gatsby environment variable
GATSBY_FAUCY_API_URL=https://a5ee9cd4.ngrok.io- Run both projects in parallel
> npm run dev:allTake a look at our Figma implementation, comments and feedback are welcome. We follow Rimble Guides to create user-friendly blockchain experiences.
| Frontend | Backend | Services |
|---|---|---|
| Gatsby | Express | Fleek |
| Chakra | Puppeteer | 2Captcha |
| Ethers.js | Puppeteer Extra | Browserless |
Take a look at Project Guidelines in order to follow best practices.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 Leonardo Galante 💻 📖 📆 |
 Emilia Bagliani 🎨 ️️️️♿️ |
 Agustin Lavarello 💻 |
 Francisco Delgado 💻📆 |
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
- Ethereum Development with Go - Faucets
- HedgeTrade - What is an Ethereum Faucet?
- Bitfalls - What Is an Ethereum Testnet and How Is It Used?
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