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# Faucet- Testnet

A faucet in a testnet provides free tokens for testing and development. Users submit their wallet addresses to request tokens, which are sent after verifying limits. These tokens have no real value and are used to test transactions, deploy smart contracts, and validate applications in a risk-free environment, helping developers ensure everything works before deploying on the mainnet.

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The faucet provides a limited amount of test tokens to developers and users for free. These tokens allow users to:

* Deploy and interact with smart contracts.
* Simulate transactions.
* Test various blockchain functionalities in a risk-free environment.
* Each wallet address can request 20 TICS Coins per day.

### Input Field

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Enter your wallet address in the designated field to receive test tokens. Ensure the address is valid and belongs to the test network to avoid errors.

### Captcha Verification

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Complete the reCAPTCHA challenge to confirm that the request is made by a human, preventing automated abuse of the faucet.

### Send Button

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After entering your wallet address and verifying the CAPTCHA, click the Send button to submit your request. Test tokens will be sent to the provided wallet address upon successful verification.

<mark style="color:blue;">**Important Notes**</mark>

* <mark style="color:red;">Ensure your wallet is configured for the Qubetics Testnet before requesting tokens.</mark>
* <mark style="color:red;">Faucet tokens are for testing purposes only and cannot be used on the mainnet.</mark>


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