Solana Devnet Faucet: Get Free Test SOL

A Solana Devnet Faucet provides free Devnet SOL tokens so developers can test smart contracts, dApps, bots, and on-chain programs in a safe environment before deploying to Solana mainnet.

No. Solana Devnet SOL has no monetary value and cannot be traded, withdrawn, or transferred to mainnet. It exists only for testing and development purposes.

You can request limited amounts of Devnet SOL per request. Jumpbit applies fair usage limits to ensure reliable access for all Solana developers.

Requests may fail due to Devnet congestion, RPC downtime, exceeded rate limits, or using a wallet set to the wrong network. Jumpbit optimizes reliability to reduce these issues.

Yes. The Jumpbit Solana Devnet Faucet supports Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, CLI wallets, and any valid Solana Devnet-compatible wallet address.

Devnet is used for application development, smart contract testing, and integration work. Testnet is mainly used for validator testing and protocol upgrades.

Faucet requests are subject to cooldowns per wallet address. This prevents abuse and ensures stable access for all developers using Solana Devnet.

Yes. Devnet SOL can be used to deploy, test, and debug Solana smart contracts and programs without spending real SOL.

Solana Devnet faucets are ideal for developers, Web3 builders, and teams testing dApps, NFTs, bots, and integrations before mainnet launch.