There are 2 BCH testnet faucets in this list, on Bitcoin Cash Testnet. Of these, 1 needs a captcha. The most reliable right now is Googol BCH Faucet (100% uptime over the last 30 daily checks).
| Faucet | Dispenses | Cooldown | Requires | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Googol BCH Faucet | — | — | captcha | Working · 100% HTTP |
| mainnet.cash BCH Faucet | 0.0001 tBCH | — | none | Working · 100% HTTP |
Is the Googol BCH Faucet down right now?
Status: Working — HTTP 200
HTTP uptime: 100% across the last 30 daily checks (page reachability, not funds).
Requires: solving a captcha.
Open Googol BCH Faucet ↗ (Bitcoin Cash Testnet)
Is the mainnet.cash BCH Faucet down right now?
Status: Working — HTTP 200 (JS-rendered shell, content not verifiable)
Amount: Dispenses 0.0001 tBCH.
HTTP uptime: 100% across the last 30 daily checks (page reachability, not funds).
How to use it: Keyless, no captcha or login: POST your bchtest: address to /faucet/get_testnet_bch. Up to 10,000 sats (0.0001 tBCH) per call; won't top up if you already hold >=10k sats. Part of the actively-maintained mainnet.cash project.
Open mainnet.cash BCH Faucet ↗ (Bitcoin Cash Testnet)
Getting test BCH on Cash
Testnet faucets are run on a best-effort basis and break constantly: domains lapse, TLS certificates expire, rate limits tighten, and faucet wallets run dry. We re-check every BCH faucet daily and record the cause of failure, so you can tell a dead faucet from a temporary blip before you waste time on it.
Faucets we can verify on-chain show the dispensing wallet's live balance and last payout — proof they're funded, not just reachable. For the rest, a "working" result means the faucet's page responded; it can't prove the tap has funds.