GetBlock Launches Crypto Faucets Dashboard to Support Web3 Development Across Major L1s and L2s

Web3 infrastructure leader GetBlock announced the launch of its innovative crypto faucets dashboard. This new platform supports all mainstream Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) solutions on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

Web3 infrastructure provider GetBlock has announced the launch of its crypto faucets dashboard, which now supports all major Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) solutions on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM).

Starting June 10, the Ethereum Sepolia and Polygon Amoy testnets have been integrated into the platform, joining the existing Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Scroll, Blast, Linea, and zkSync Sepolia testnets. This provides L2-focused developers with a complete set of tools.

GetBlock CEO Arseniy Voitenko commented on the new release, encouraging Web3 enthusiasts to check out the new crypto faucets. He highlighted this addition as a key step for the global Web3 community, aiming to provide crypto developers with secure and user-friendly faucets for EVM blockchains. Voitenko expressed hope that this product will help bring in the next generation of developers ready to launch reliable and secure applications.

The Sepolia and Amoy testnets have replaced the older Ethereum Goerli and Polygon Mumbai environments. These new-generation testnets allow developers to experiment with smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps) in a risk-free environment, as the testnet tokens have no real value. This ensures that developers can conduct extensive testing without the risk of financial loss.

GetBlock’s cryptocurrency faucets are accessible to all registered users, regardless of their subscription tier. Even free account users can claim free test ETH or MATIC from the faucets. Registration can be completed using an email, Google Account, or MetaMask wallet. GetBlock, which was the first RPC node provider to integrate Web3 authorization with fiat payment support, offers both fiat and crypto payment options in its paid plans.

To prevent abuse, GetBlock has implemented certain restrictions. Users can receive up to 0.02 ETH per day for free, but they must have at least 0.001 ETH in their wallet to start using the testnet faucets. These measures ensure that resources are fairly distributed among developers, facilitating timely access to test ETH.

GetBlock's new crypto faucets allow developers to stress-test their dApps on major platforms like Polygon and Ethereum, as well as leading L2s like Arbitrum and Optimism. They also support new-generation zero-knowledge (ZK) platforms like Scroll, Linea, Base, and zkSync. This release is part of GetBlock's broader non-profit initiatives to support Web3 developers worldwide.

In 2024, GetBlock also launched free-to-use explorers for various networks, including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, NEAR Network, and Harmony. These block explorers allow developers and crypto users to navigate through blocks, transactions, accounts, and validators without needing to write any code.

In May 2024, GetBlock introduced a Marketplace, a free service that indexes reliable, popular, and innovative services for Web3 users. Additionally, GetBlock provides free access to its blockchain nodes for accounts with up to 40,000 daily requests, offering an excellent starting point for prototype development and personal use. This approach allows new users to experiment with the free version before committing to paid packages.

GetBlock also supports the Ophir Institute, an educational initiative designed for the next generation of Web3 creators. Students at the Ophir Institute can build and test their applications on GetBlock’s nodes at no cost. As a leading cryptocurrency infrastructure company, GetBlock is committed to promoting Web3 adoption globally.

GetBlock connects crypto applications to over 50 blockchains, supporting both testnets and mainnets. Its RPC nodes, known for up to 99.99% uptime, are accessible via gRPC, WebSockets, or JSON RPC interfaces. This comprehensive connectivity underscores GetBlock’s dedication to providing robust and reliable infrastructure for the Web3 community.