Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every claim is a real, on-chain Nano transaction sent from the faucet's own balance directly to your address, at no cost to you.

A small, randomized amount within a range set by the faucet operator. Because Nano has no transaction fees, even a tiny amount arrives in full.

Claims are rate-limited per visitor and per destination address, with a cooldown period before you can claim again. If you claim too soon, the faucet will tell you how long is left.

The faucet tells you the reason when it refuses a claim. The most common ones are: the address isn't a valid nano_ address, the address has no transaction history yet, you're connected through a VPN, proxy, data center or Tor, the security checks weren't completed, or you (or that address) are still in the cooldown window.

Every successful claim shows a block hash you can open on a public Nano block explorer to verify the transaction yourself, independent of this site.

Visit the wallets page to pick a mobile, web, or hardware wallet and generate a free nano_ address in under a minute, then come back and claim.

Faucet amounts are intentionally small and meant for testing, not funding trades. See the exchanges page for where to actually buy Nano.

Accounts are optional (sign in with Google or Discord for a claim bonus), and we never ask for your email. To send the transaction and stop abuse, the faucet uses the wallet address you submit and your IP address, and keeps short-lived records that expire on their own. Gift card codes never leave your browser. See the privacy page for full details.

Yes. Nano Space gift cards let you load any amount of Nano onto a code or link and share it. The receiver redeems it to their own wallet on the Gift Cards page, with zero fees and no account needed.

Open the Gift Cards page (or the gift link you received), enter the code that starts with NANO-, and paste your Nano address. The Nano arrives in your wallet within seconds.