Testnet faucet
Get test tokens
Enter an address and one BKLV is sent to it. These are testnet tokens on baklava-testnet-2 and they are worth nothing.
- Per address
- 1 BKLV / day
- Per network
- 5 BKLV / day
Why there are two limits
An address costs nothing to create, so a limit per address alone stops nobody. The limit per network is the one that makes a hundred wallets on one laptop tedious, and it is the looser of the two on purpose: a mobile operator or a university puts thousands of people behind one address, and a limit of one would mean the day's first request locks out everybody else there.
Neither is unbeatable. A VPN defeats the second and a fresh keypair defeats the first. They exist to make casual farming tedious, not to make it impossible — that would take identity, which this chain does not have and does not want.
What actually bounds it is the faucet's own balance. Nothing is minted on this chain, so a drained faucet cannot print more; it is a wallet with money in it, signing an ordinary transfer, and it is refilled by hand. That is also why it holds no more than a compromise may cost. The protocol has never heard of a faucet.