How to claim test WBT coins?

Testnet is a variant of the blockchain that operates on the same principles as the Mainnet. It can be used for tests and experiments without the risk of losing funds. Testnet currency has no real value and is for testing purposes only.

How to get WBT test coins?

To claim test WBT, you need:

  • Whitechain Sepolia added to your wallet. Use chain ID 1874 and the public RPC at https://rpc.testnet.whitechain.io/.
  • A GitHub account at least 30 days old. One account can claim once per 24-hour window.
  1. Go to the Faucet | Whitechain Explorer page and sign in with GitHub.

 

  1. Paste your Whitechain address and complete the CAPTCHA.
  2. Press “Claim 0.5 WBT”.

Done! The transaction lands on the testnet within seconds. You can verify it on the testnet explorer. Faucet access and token delivery are provided “AS IS” without uptime guarantees.

Please note that you can receive no more than 0.5 WBT per day per 1 Whitechain Testnet address. The 24-hour window is rolling, not a midnight reset. If you claimed at 14:00 today, the next claim is allowed at 14:00 tomorrow. Whitechain reserves the right to modify drip limits, adjust eligibility criteria, or deny requests to comply with anti-abuse and sanctions regulations.

FAQ

Why can’t I complete the CAPTCHA? It keeps failing every time.

Try a different browser, disable VPN or aggressive ad-blockers, or clear cookies for the faucet domain. The faucet uses Cloudflare.

 

I submitted, but the funds did not arrive.

Check your address on the testnet explorer. If the claim succeeded, the tokens are already in your account. If you do not see the transaction, retry after a few minutes or reach out via the support channels. For a known incident, check the status page.

 

My claim was rejected even though I haven't claimed today

The faucet checks three limits independently: wallet address, IP address, and GitHub account. If another developer on the same network (corporate NAT, VPN) already claimed, the IP limit may be hit. Try a different network or reach out via the support channels to request a higher IP allowance.

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