Default allocation
When you claim through the Enable Trading flow or the standalone faucet page, you receive the following test tokens by default:
Exact amounts may change between testnet deployments. The UI always displays the current quota before you claim.
Claim during onboarding
The quickest way to claim is directly inside the Enable Trading flow the first time you connect.1
Start Enable Trading
Connect your wallet (or sign in with email), then click Enable Trading when prompted.
2
Claim on the faucet step
On step 1 of 2, click Claim. The faucet credits test USDC and BMX to your account.
3
Proceed to Establish Connection
Wait for the claim confirmation, then continue to step 2 to sign your gas-free trading session. You are now ready to trade.
Claim from the standalone faucet page
If you skipped the faucet step during onboarding, or if you need to claim on a different wallet, use the standalone faucet page.1
Navigate to Faucet
Open the Faucet page from the top navigation bar.
2
Connect your wallet
If you are not already connected, connect your wallet or sign in with email on this page.
3
Click Claim
Click the Claim button. The faucet distributes your default token allocation.
4
Verify your balances
Your updated balances appear in the Portfolio view and in the trade panel deposit summary.
Claim limits
- Each wallet address can claim once per testnet deployment. If a new deployment is released, the claim counter may reset — check Announcements for news about resets.
- If you have already claimed, the faucet UI shows a completed state and the Claim button is replaced with a confirmation indicator.
Send tokens
After claiming, you can transfer test assets to another BM.XYZ address using the Send Tokens option in the Portfolio view or the trade UI. This is useful for multi-account testing, such as simulating maker and taker activity from separate wallets.The faucet replaces the deposit and withdrawal flow on testnet. Real USDC bridging and on/off-ramp documentation will be published separately at mainnet launch.