# How to faucet token for testnet?

To explore the full potential of the Meta Leap testnet, you'll need faucet tokens. But remember - $MON is required for gas fees and claiming tokens. Get yours [HERE](<https://testnet.monad.xyz/ >).

To get test token on Meta Leap, follow these steps below:

**Step 1:** Access to [Meta Leap's website ](https://metaleap.io/)and click on the 'Faucet token" button.

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**Step 2:** Each day you can only faucet one kind of token. Click to choose which type of token you want to receive: $LEAP or USDT.

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**Step 3:** Click on the "Claim" button.

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**Step 4:** Your wallet will ask you to confirm transaction. Click "Confirm" to complete the process. And make sure you have enough $MON to cover the gas fee.

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