To test smart contracts, bridges, or EVM-based features within the Demos Network, you'll need testnet ETH on the Sepolia network.
Follow the steps below to request testnet ETH from a verified faucet and fund your connected EVM wallet.
Step 1: Choose a Reliable ETH Sepolia Faucet
Select a trustworthy faucet that distributes ETH on the Sepolia testnet.
A recommended option is the Alchemy Faucet:
👉 Alchemy Sepolia Faucet
💡 Due to high demand and bot activity, Alchemy requires you to hold a small balance of mainnet ETH (around $5 worth, or 0.001 ETH) in your connected wallet before submitting a request.
This ensures the faucet remains secure and free from spam.
Step 2: Request Testnet ETH
Copy your EVM wallet address (the same one connected to your Demos Wallet).
Paste it into the address field on the faucet page.
Complete any optional human verification (e.g., CAPTCHA or account login).
Click "Send Me ETH" or "Request Tokens" to start the transaction.
After submission, 0.1 Sepolia testnet ETH should arrive in your wallet almost instantly.
⏱ You can submit a new request every 72 hours to receive additional testnet ETH.
✅ Success!
Your connected EVM wallet now holds Sepolia testnet ETH, which can be used for:
Deploying and testing smart contracts
Paying gas fees on test transactions
Trying out Demos Network's EVM integrations
⚠ Reminder: Testnet ETH is not real cryptocurrency and holds no market value. It's strictly for development and testing purposes.
