How to Get Hyperliquid Testnet Tokens

Summary: Developers can access HYPE testnet tokens via the official faucet, but its 4-hour claim limit may hinder testing. 

The Hyperliquid community faucet built by im0xPrince offers a faster, more efficient alternative, ensuring uninterrupted development.

Can I Get Hyperliquid Testnet Tokens?

Yes, you can claim Hyperliquid testnet tokens through the official Hyperliquid faucet, which provides mock USDC every 4 hours. To start, connect your wallet to the Hyperliquid testnet and request the tokens.

If the 4-hour limit creates delays, developers may need to use a trusted community faucet to obtain testnet $HYPE for uninterrupted testing.

Can I Get Hyperliquid Testnet Tokens?

How to Get Hyperliquid Testnet Tokens from Faucet

For faster access, use the community faucet developed by im0xPrince on X. This tool simplifies the process and eliminates the need for steps like waiting 4 hours for the USDC batches and trading USDC for TESTH.

Here’s how to use it:

  1. Visit the Community Faucet: Go to Hyperliquid Community Faucet.
  2. Connect Your Wallet: Link your wallet to the Hyperliquid testnet.
  3. Request Tokens: Follow the instructions to claim 0.1 testnet $HYPE instantly. 

If you find the tool helpful, consider tipping m0xPrince with some Hyperliquid tokens to encourage more community-driven tools!

Get Hyperliquid Testnet Tokens from Faucet

Alternative Hyperliquid Faucets

For additional Hyperliquid testnet tokens, an alternative faucet is available for the EVM network. Simply enter your EVM wallet address at Hyperliquid EVM Faucet to claim 1 testnet token. 

This tool, created by an anonymous developer, has been tested by our team and works reliably. It also has a rate limit of one token per address. 

Unlike the faucet by im0xPrince, this option doesn’t require wallet connection, offering a safer alternative for those concerned about potential exploits.

Alternative Hyperliquid Faucets

About Hyperliquid

Hyperliquid is a decentralized financial ecosystem powered by its custom Layer 1 blockchain, Hyperliquid L1, and the EVM-compatible HyperEVM. It offers sub-second transaction finality, high liquidity, and seamless integration with Ethereum assets and dApps.

Built with a "community-first" approach, it was built with no VC funding and prioritizes fair token distribution, positioning itself as a central hub for on-chain finance with advanced trading infrastructure and interoperability.

Bottom Line

Hyperliquid’s testnet faucets provide essential access to tokens, but the official faucet’s 4-hour limit can slow development.

Community-driven alternatives, like those from im0xPrince and an anonymous EVM faucet developer, offer faster, more convenient options, addressing delays and enhancing the testing experience.