# Faucet

The **IBVM Faucet** is your gateway to the IBVM ecosystem — giving users the opportunity to claim **free IBVM tokens** every 24 hours. Whether you're testing the IBVM Chain, exploring dApps, or just getting started, our faucet ensures you’re always ready to engage with the network.

If you want to interact with the Dapps on IBVM Testnet, your first stop is going to be to a “faucet” to fill up your “tank”.

Here is a faucet that directly distributes IBVM Testnet tokens: <https://faucet.ibvm.io/>

#### Step 1: Install an IBVM (EVM) Wallet <a href="#step-0-install-an-evm-wallet" id="step-0-install-an-evm-wallet"></a>

Since IBVM is an EVM-compatible ZK-rollup, you need an EVM-compatible wallet installed.

You can visit our wallet [guide](https://ibvm.gitbook.io/IBVM-Doc/technical-documentation/installing-ibvm-wallet) to check some EVM wallets that you can install & use. Following the same page, you can also find a detailed guide on installing an EVM wallet from scratch.

#### Step 2: Go to Faucet Page <a href="#step-0-install-an-evm-wallet" id="step-0-install-an-evm-wallet"></a>

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Visit our website, [Faucet ](https://faucet.ibvm.io/)Then, Enter your EVM Wallet Address Then, you can click verify that you're a human, and click **Send Me IBVM** button.

#### Step 4: Check Your Wallet <a href="#step-4-check-your-wallet" id="step-4-check-your-wallet"></a>

That's it, congrats! Now you may wait a couple of seconds for transaction to take place, but you can check the status by looking for a transaction for your address in [IBVM Explorer](https://testnet-explorer.ibvm.io/).

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