Order Hoodi testnet ETH for development and testing through our automated delivery API. Pay 0.025 USDC per test ETH using an x402-capable client on Base or Solana mainnet.
This website previews quotes. Payment requires an x402-capable agent or client; there is no wallet checkout on this page.
Prices shown here describe the current catalog. Check the live quote and your client’s payment requirements before purchasing. Mainnet transaction fees may also apply.
Get a free quote for 32 Hoodi ETH (JSON)Use Hoodi for validator and staking workflow testing. A 32 ETH delivery can fund a validator deposit, but does not set up a validator or guarantee activation. You still need to configure your clients and follow the network’s deposit process.
Choose a whole-number amount between 2 and 400 and an EVM recipient address on the quote form.
Review the free quote and copy the purchase URL. Send that URL through an x402 client supporting Base or Solana mainnet USDC. Solana payments require an explicit EVM recipient.
After payment settlement, use the order status URL returned by the API to follow the queued payout. The eventual testnet transaction can be checked on the network explorer.
Delivery depends on service availability, available inventory, and network processing. A quote is not a reservation or a completed purchase.
If a small free allocation meets your needs, start with a public faucet. This service charges for automated delivery from privately controlled inventory and payment handling, with a requested amount and an order status API.
Testnet ETH has no monetary value and is not mainnet ETH. The USDC payment is real mainnet money for the delivery service.
See Ethereum’s network documentation for testnet context and resources.
No. Orders use whole numbers within the 2–400 ETH range.
No. Payment uses mainnet USDC on a supported Base or Solana x402 payment rail.
To the specified EVM address on Ethereum Hoodi. For Base payments, the verified payer address is used if no recipient is supplied.
Use the order status URL in the purchase response. It reports the payout status and the testnet transaction when available.