> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.juncta.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Getting Testnet Tokens

> How to get testnet tokens to use on Juncta's testnet deployment.

export const urls = (() => {
  const base = "https://app.juncta.xyz";
  return {
    dashboard: base,
    provideLiquidity: `${base}/liquidity/provide`,
    borrow: `${base}/borrow`,
    portfolio: `${base}/portfolio`,
    swap: `${base}/swap`,
    faucet: `${base}/faucet`
  };
})();

Junta has testnet tokens you can use for to provide liquidity and swap on the testnet deployment.

To get testnet tokens, head to the <a href={urls.faucet} target="_blank">Juncta Testnet Faucet</a>. Connect your wallet, select your preferred blockchain and token, and click "Drip Tokens". The tokens will be sent to your wallet on the testnet network.

## What tokens does Juncta's testnet faucet provide?

The Juncta Testnet Faucet provides the following tokens on the supported testnet networks:

* jUSDC: A testnet version of USDC, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar.
* jUSDT: A testnet version of USDT, another stablecoin pegged to the US dollar.

## Things to note about the testnet faucet

* The testnet tokens provided by the faucet have no real-world value and are only for testing purposes on the Juncta testnet deployment.
* You can only request testnet tokens 5 times every 8 hours per wallet address to prevent abuse of the faucet.
* If you need more testnet tokens after reaching the limit, you can create additional wallet addresses and use the faucet with those addresses to get more tokens.
* The testnet tokens can be used to provide liquidity, swap, and interact with the Juncta testnet deployment, but they cannot be withdrawn or transferred to the mainnet.