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  1. Faucet

Claiming Testnet Tokens

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Last updated 2 months ago

To receive testnet tokens from the Faucet, a valid address compatible with dKargo’s Warehouse testnet is required. Addresses used in EVM-compatible chains can be used in the same way.

  • Each address can claim 1 $DKA (Arbitrum Sepolia) once every 24 hours.

Visit the Page and request $DKA.

An existing address can be used, or a new one can be generated separately.

Wallet creation is not supported on this page.

If an invalid address is entered, the following error message will appear.

Check whether the address is typed correctly and compatible with the Warehouse testnet.

Once the claim is successful, a transaction marked "Success" will be displayed.

This indicates that $DKA has been successfully sent to the address.

The claim history stores up to five transactions, with the oldest entry being removed as new claims are made.

If there is a network issue or communication failure, the request may fail, resulting in:

  • A "Fail" transaction status.

  • No transaction being generated.

If this occurs, try requesting $DKA again.

$DKA can be checked by to or a personal wallet.

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