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Testnet Faucet

The faucet provides free test LYTH for Sprintnet and Testnet development.

Faucet URLs

NetworkURL
Sprintnethttps://faucet.sprintnet.monolythium.com
Testnethttps://faucet.testnet.monolythium.com

!!! note "Coming Soon" Faucet URLs will be published before network launches.

Using the Faucet

Web Interface

  1. Visit the faucet website
  2. Enter your address (Cosmos or EVM format)
  3. Complete any verification (CAPTCHA, etc.)
  4. Click "Request Tokens"
  5. Tokens arrive within seconds

CLI/API

curl -X POST https://faucet.sprintnet.monolythium.com/request \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"address": "mono1abc..."}'

Limits

ParameterValue
Amount per request100 LYTH
Cooldown period24 hours
Per addressStandard limits apply

Limits may vary; check the faucet page for current values.

Address Formats

The faucet accepts both formats:

FormatExample
Cosmosmono1abc123...
EVM0x1234...

Both credit the same account.

What Test LYTH Is For

Use test tokens for:

  • Paying transaction fees
  • Testing smart contracts
  • Practicing staking
  • Development and debugging

Test tokens have no real value.

Troubleshooting

"Already requested"

Wait 24 hours from your last request.

"Invalid address"

  • Check for typos
  • Ensure address is for Monolythium (not Ethereum mainnet)
  • Try the other format (Cosmos ↔ EVM)

Tokens not received

  1. Verify address is correct
  2. Check the correct network in your wallet
  3. Wait a few blocks
  4. Try refreshing your balance

Faucet not responding

  • Check network status announcements
  • Try again later
  • Use alternative methods if available

Alternative Sources

If the faucet is unavailable:

  • Ask in community channels
  • Request from other developers
  • Check for alternative faucets

FAQ

Can I get more tokens?

The faucet has limits to ensure fair distribution. For larger amounts, contact the community.

Do test tokens have value?

No. Test tokens are only for development and testing.

Can I use the faucet for mainnet?

No. Mainnet tokens must be obtained through exchanges or other means.

What if I lose my test tokens?

Request more from the faucet. There's no concern about losing test tokens.