Zcash testnet faucet
A free testnet tool, provided as is. Short, because terms nobody reads protect nobody.
This faucet is operated by Jino Labs (jinolabs.xyz), an independent community project, not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the Electric Coin Company or the Zcash Foundation.
Testnet ZEC (TAZ) on the Zcash testnet, free of charge, for testing and development. TAZ has no monetary value and is not a currency, a security, an investment, or a promise of anything. It cannot be exchanged for money, and we do not buy it back.
Amounts and limits shown on the site are current settings, not commitments, and may change at any time.
Take what you need for testing. Do not bypass the rate limits, the proof-of-work gate, or the per-address cooldown, and do not use automation to drain the faucet. We may block requests, addresses or networks that do, so the tap stays available to everyone else.
The service is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose. We do not guarantee that it will be available, that a request will succeed, or that a transaction will confirm.
To the fullest extent the law allows, Jino Labs is not liable for any loss or damage arising from use of this service, including lost time, lost test funds, or reliance on anything shown on the site. Testnet networks can be reset or reorganised by their operators, and that is outside our control.
Donations are voluntary and non-refundable. Testnet TAZ sent to the faucet goes back out as drips. Mainnet ZEC sent to the fund address pays for the server and domain.
No accounts, no cookies, no trackers. Your address and your IP are used only to derive a salted hash for rate limiting, kept until the purge window drops the row, and the raw values are never written to a log or a database. The footer of every page says the short form, hashed, never stored raw. Full detail is in PRIVACY.md.
Zcash and the Zcash mark belong to their owners and are used under the Zcash Foundation’s trademark policy. The faucet’s source is public on GitHub.
Questions and reports go to aayushgiri1234@gmail.com or the repository’s issue tracker. These terms may change, and the version on this page is the one that applies.