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It says the account has successfully been funded, but ETH does not show up in my wallet under the Rinkeby test network. This has happened several times over the past few days, i've tried different metamask wallets in both chrome and firefox.
It seems to be having issues. For a small amount of ETH, I suggest you to try: http://rinkeby-faucet.com/
This will give you .001 Rinkeby Testnet ETH.
is it possible that your import the accounts from ganache. And are trying to send test ETH from faucets t that account. Those accounts don't exist on rinkeby only on your private network. Try creating a new account in metamask and send some ETH there.
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I want to make a system for sending, receiving and swapping cryptocurrencies. So, I need to set up a wallet on AWS Linux server which supports most coins and provides an API to connect to. It should allow sending coins and providing addresses.
What should I do for this?
Cryptocurrency wallets, by definition, should not use API as they are self-custodial. This mean that only you as an owner can initiate the transfer of assets. Having an API service for a cryptocurrency wallet is unsafe, because the sysadmin of the API service can steal your funds.
I'd recommend you use a command line tool or a programmable library like Web3.js Web3.py for wallet management.
That being said, there are commercial custody service providers like BitGo that provide cryptocurrency wallets with API.
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Does anyone know when Rinkeby Authenticated Faucet is going to start working again?
I need to add some Ether into my Metamask wallet on the Rinkbey Test Network for testing purposes, but it seems the site is not working.
I am using my Twitter to Tweet my Metamask Ethereum address and then upon copy and pasting my Tweet address in the above website, all I see is:
You can use Kovan network, and https://ethdrop.dev/ to get the ether directly.
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I need test ethereum for my pet project.
I go to https://faucet.rinkeby.io/ , put a link with my tweet with my Ethereum address in MetaMask, choose 3 Ethers / 8 hours.
The request was accepted, but 17 hours past and I haven't my test ethers.
Did I something wrong or I must wait a little longer?
And explanation me please, what exactly means 3 Ethers / 8 hours?
It's not working; it's down for a while (not sure when it's gonna come back up).
"3 Ethers / 8 hours" means that you can only request 3 Ethers each 8 hours.
You can get .001 ether here though: http://rinkeby-faucet.com/
It's not much but still better than nothing. I think the cooldown is only 1 or 2 hours.
If you want more than .001 faster they only block requests by IP, so ask a friend or something to open the link with your address and you'll get .001 more.
Many times I've received 0.1 testnet ETH from this faucet:
Rinkeby ETH
The above link will send you fairly quickly either Rinkeby ETH or Rinkeby Link or BOTH.
Also, here's an up to date list of ETH faucets:
doc.chain.link
(look for Rinkeby)
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I'm running a private blockchain and I've been using Metamask connected to my custom RPC URL with no issues.. I'm curious if there's any other Ethereum wallet that let's you add and connect to a custom RPC URL.
Currently there are not that many wallets that allow to connect to random networks. MetaMask tends to be the only one.
Your best bet is to try here https://walletconnect.org/wallets - also some of the wallets are open source, so you can add this custom functionality to these wallets yourself.
I noticed when I opened Alphawallet iOS app, in the last month that a new Custom RPC function was available in the settings section.
I basically went to Settings, Active Networks, there's now a (+) button where I could insert the url for a custom rpc I was testing for interoperability of my token contracts on different networks (eth and polygon and the custom url). So you could try them? Not sure about private blockchains though.
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I just installed Ethereum wallet as I wanted to try out the Ethereum platform. I created an account and connected to the test network RINKEBY. I used the following faucet to send me some test ethers:
faucet.ropsten.de:3001
It says that it has dispatched me 3 Ether's but I could never see them in my wallet. Here is a screenshot of the wallet:
Any ideas what the problem could be?
Add a Ether from Rinkeby test Network:
Follow the steps for add a free test network - Ether to your wallet:
copy a address of your Wallet(Eather wallet/Metamask)
open this : http://rinkeby-faucet.com/
Add your address to this link.
And finally you get free Ether for your test Wallet.