Access Arbitrum Sepolia Faucet

Question 1

What is the Arbitrum Chain?

Answer

Arbitrum is a suite of Ethereum scaling solutions that make it easy to build and use decentralized applications.

Question 2

What is the Arbitrum Testnet faucet?

Answer

The Arbitrum Testnet faucet distributes free testnet tokens on the Arbitrum Testnet.

Question 3

What is a testnet token?

Answer

Developers use the faucet to receive free test tokens, which they can use to test their smart contracts and dApps on the Arbitrum Testnet without spending real money.

Question 4

How do I use the Arbitrum Sepolia Faucet on L2 Faucet?

Answer

To request testnet tokens, you can attest your device using 2 methods: WebAuthn or the Automata PoM app. Once your device attestation has been verified, the tokens will be distributed to your wallet.

Question 5

How does the Arbitrum Sepolia Faucet on L2 Faucet work?

Answer

L2 Faucet uses device attestations backed by Proof of Machinehood to enable developers to receive testnet tokens on Arbitrum Sepolia without the need for bridging, social verification, or tasklists.

Question 6

How often can I use the Arbitrum Sepolia Faucet?

Answer

A daily limit has been implemented on the total number of tokens that can be distributed within a 24-hour period to prevent misuse and ensure equitable allocation. The specific amount received may vary depending on the faucet utilization.

Question 7

What is the Automata PoM app?

Answer

Automata's Proof of Machinehood (PoM) app verifies the trustworthiness of a device and posts a unique device attestation on the blockchain.

Question 8

Where can I find additional information?

Answer

Explore our FAQ, or feel free to open a ticket on Discord for further assistance.

Question 9

I'm having issues with attesting my device on mobile, what should I do?

Answer

Apple users can select 'iCloud Keychain' under Passkeys to attest their devices. Android users can select 'This device' when prompted to choose a device.

Question 10

Why have I not received my tokens yet?

Answer

It's likely because your device was not attested successfully, you've already hit the limit within the last 24 hours, or there may be a temporary issue with the faucet.