Testnet tool

QBFT Faucet

Get QBFT, our own test token, delivered straight to your wallet — no scavenger hunt across faucet sites. It's the recommended way to try QBitFlow on testnet.

First — what's a faucet?

QBitFlow lets you test the whole payment flow for free on testnets — copies of the real blockchains that use tokens with zero real value. To run a test payment you need some of those tokens in a wallet, and a faucet is the free dispenser that hands them out. Paste a wallet address and they arrive in seconds — no real money, ever.

Testnet

A blockchain sandbox — same mechanics, valueless tokens.

Faucet

A free dispenser of test tokens for a given network.

Test tokens

Fake crypto for testing. Can't be sold or spent for real.

Meet QBFT

QBitFlow's own test token — the easy button for testing.

What is QBFT?

QBFT is a QBitFlow test token that only exists on testnets. We mint it ourselves, so we can hand it out instantly and top you up whenever you need more — no third-party faucet, no drip limits, no waiting.

Why we built it

Chasing testnet funds across the web is painful — for us and for you. Owning the mint means we control supply and can fund QBitFlow users directly, so you focus on testing payments, not hunting tokens.

QBFT is the recommended way to test QBitFlow

✓Instant & unlimited — minted on demand, so you never run dry mid-test.
✓No scavenger hunt — one form here instead of hopping between faucet sites.
✓Works like any token — accept it in Test mode exactly as you would USDC.

USDC and native coins still work on testnet (see other faucets below) — they're just harder to get.

Get QBFT

Fund a separate wallet — not your QBitFlow one

Use a different wallet than the one you've configured to receive payments in QBitFlow. Testing means paying yourself: this wallet acts as the customer (sender), while your configured wallet is the merchant (recipient). If they're the same, the payment fails with a recipient = sender error.

Send yourself QBFT

Pick the chain you want to test on, drop in your wallet public key, and we'll mint test QBFT to it.

Need other faucets?

QBFT is the easiest path, but native coins and stablecoins still work on testnet. Pick what you need below — note these are third-party faucets and are often rate-limited or dry.

Ethereum

Sepolia testnet

Native ETH on Sepolia — for gas and native-currency test payments.

QBFT is open source

See the token contracts across every supported chain.

View on GitHub

QBFT only exists on testnets — it has no real-world value and can't be used in Live mode.