We shipped an open-source faucet for @aztecnetwork , and it works nothing like a typical faucet. On most networks, a faucet sends you a test token and that is it. On Aztec, the concept is fundamentally different. To do anything on Aztec you need two things: Sepolia ETH for L1 gas, and Fee Juice, which is Aztec's native gas asset. Fee Juice cannot simply be sent to you. It has to be bridged from L1 through the Fee Juice Portal contract, picked up by the sequencer, and included in an L2 block. That process takes 1 to 2 minutes and involves a cross-chain message flow that most developers have never had to think about before. On top of that, your Aztec account contract does not exist on-chain until you claim Fee Juice for the first time (classic AA loop). The deployment and the claim happen together in a single atomic transaction, paid for by the Fee Juice itself. The faucet handles all of this. It also lets you generate a keypair in the browser, check your Fee Juice balance, and verify whether your account has been deployed yet. Supports both devnet and testnet. Fully open source and self-hostable. 🌐 aztec-faucet.nethermind.io 📦 github.com/NethermindEth/… Built by @Nethermind
