Select the free faucet
Choose the 0.02 Sepolia ETH option. It is available once every 24 hours, subject to the faucet abuse-prevention limits.
An open-source utility for Ethereum Sepolia development and testing.
Enter a Sepolia recipient address and use the standard faucet claim. Additional testnet provisioning options are listed separately for development workloads that require more ETH.
Choose the 0.02 Sepolia ETH option. It is available once every 24 hours, subject to the faucet abuse-prevention limits.
Paste the Sepolia address that should receive the funds. No account, wallet connection or payment is required.
The faucet queues the payout, reports its status, and shows the Sepolia transaction hash after broadcast. Larger paid amounts are available separately if needed.
GetSepolia distributes Ethereum Sepolia testnet ETH for software development. Sepolia ETH is not mainnet ETH and is not offered as an investment or financial product.
Yes. The faucet sends 0.02 Sepolia ETH without a payment or wallet connection. Claims are limited to once every 24 hours and are subject to abuse-prevention checks.
The paid delivery option is intended for developers who need substantially more Sepolia ETH than a small faucet claim provides. Payment is in native USDC on Arbitrum One and is separate from the free faucet.
Yes. Enter any valid EVM address that you control or intend to fund on Ethereum Sepolia.
No. Sepolia ETH is native to the Sepolia test network and cannot be redeemed for Ethereum mainnet ETH.
Support details and information about how the service handles order, faucet and technical data.
For questions about faucet claims, optional larger requests, security reports or the service itself, contact:
Please include the claim ID or request ID when contacting us about an existing request. Never send private keys, seed phrases or wallet passwords.
The service processes the information required to create and fulfil an order, including recipient wallet addresses, order amount and order status. If you proceed to payment, the payment wallet address and submitted transaction hash are also processed for on-chain verification.
Blockchain transactions are public by design. When blockchain RPC providers are used to verify balances, payments or payouts, those providers may receive technical request data. The web server may also process standard connection data such as IP addresses, timestamps and request paths for operation and security. For free-faucet abuse prevention, the service stores a keyed one-way pseudonymous identifier derived from the requesting IP address rather than storing that address in the faucet-claim record.
We currently do not use advertising trackers or third-party analytics on this page. Order and technical data are retained only as needed for service operation, troubleshooting, abuse prevention and applicable legal obligations.
Privacy questions can be sent to getsepolia@protonmail.com.
Questions about a faucet claim, payment or order? Please include your claim ID or order ID when contacting support.
GetSepolia is an open-source developer tool. Bug reports, feature requests and pull requests are welcome.