Faucet

faucet.aevachain.com  hands out test tokens.

One claim gives, in a single transaction:

• 10 AEVA, gas for your transactions;
• 1 000 aeUSD, the settlement coin, to pay in trades;
• a testnet.verified credential valid for 90 days, attested by the faucet’s attester account. Assets whose policy requires this credential accept you as a holder while it is valid.
• 10 shares of one random test stock (tTSLA, tNVDA, tAAPL, tAMZN or tPLTR), which pays a test dividend every hour, see Hold a test stock. If the faucet’s stock runs out, the claim still pays the rest ("equity": null in the answer).

The faucet page  lists every test asset’s AE-20 address with an Add to MetaMask button. Testnet, tokens have no value.

Limits

• One claim per address and per network every 24 hours. A second claim within 24 hours answers HTTP 429 with a Retry-After header.
• Addresses in the aeva1… form only. If you have a 0x… address (MetaMask), convert it on the Wallets page or with aevad debug addr 0x….
• The faucet refuses claims when its balance would cover fewer than seven days of demand; it recovers when it is topped up.
• When the anti-bot check (Cloudflare Turnstile) is switched on, the web form shows it and a script must send its token as turnstile_token; without one the faucet answers HTTP 400 captcha_required.

From a script

curl -s -X POST -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"address":"aeva1…"}' https://faucet.aevachain.com/claim

The answer names the transaction hash, the attester address and the test stock you received (equity). A successful claim is visible on the explorer a block later (about 1 second).

Privacy

The faucet stores the address, a salted hash of the requesting IP address, the time of the last claim and a counter. It does not store or log IP addresses, request bodies or user agents.

Addresses

To require the credential in an asset policy:

{ "credential": { "type": "testnet.verified", "attesters": ["aeva1df62ja6a3ycywhnadjqnlgjazlx25vudtg55ly"] } }