0G Galileo Testnet
PoW Faucet
Verified browser work for 0G Galileo testnet gas.
0G Galileo Testnet PoW Faucet Rules
- Use one public 0x wallet address. A faucet never needs a private key, seed phrase, password, or exchange credentials.
- Complete verification and submit browser work until the displayed minimum becomes claimable.
- The visible cap is the maximum reward for one session, while a successful claim starts a one-hour wallet cooldown.
- 0G on this page is testnet gas only. It is not an investment and cannot be used as mainnet funds.
- Parallel sessions, synthetic shares, automated collection, and attempts to evade fairness limits can be restricted.
0G Galileo is a test setting for developers exploring 0G-compatible EVM workflows. It gives an application a public network on which to validate its deployment configuration, wallet interaction, and transaction handling before more serious operational work begins.
Early EVM contract experiments
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support early EVM contract experiments. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Data-intensive application prototypes
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support data-intensive application prototypes. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Wallet and signing integration
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support wallet and signing integration. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Token and permission checks
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support token and permission checks. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Public-network deployment validation
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support public-network deployment validation. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Transaction event processing
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support transaction event processing. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Developer-tool configuration
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support developer-tool configuration. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
Prototype troubleshooting
0G Galileo Testnet test gas can support prototype troubleshooting. Start with a public address configured for chain ID 16602, pass hCaptcha, and choose a browser-worker setting that keeps the device comfortable. Workers produce candidate proof shares only while the page is open. The service checks every accepted result itself, so a number displayed in the browser cannot independently create credit or a payout.
The work panel reports rate, accepted shares, elapsed time, earned 0G, the minimum needed to claim, and the session ceiling. Claiming opens at the threshold; reaching the cap is optional. Once a transaction is broadcast, the explorer link is the final record for its recipient, amount, and confirmation. Keep a phone tab in the foreground, because battery-saving mode can pause background work. This bounded process gives ordinary builders a predictable path to 0G without turning a public faucet into unlimited funding.
For this kind of test, configure the RPC, wallet, deployment tool, and front end for 0G Galileo Testnet before executing a script. Do not confuse a balance on another chain with a spendable balance here. If the wallet display is slow, check the explorer receipt before requesting again. A local chain, fork, or project-managed allocation is more appropriate for a large automated suite; this shared faucet is designed for a developer validating a feature, reproducing a defect, following a tutorial, or learning an end-to-end transaction flow.
0G Galileo Testnet Faucet FAQ
When may the same wallet claim again?
One hour after a successful claim.
Is 0G real money?
No. It is testnet gas for 0G Galileo Testnet only.
Do I need an account?
No. Provide a public EVM address, complete hCaptcha, and perform verified browser work.
How do I verify delivery?
Open the explorer link presented after the transaction is broadcast.