BITCOIN TEST NETWORK
BTC TESTNET SENDER
Send test Bitcoin to a wallet.
Create real Bitcoin transactions on Bitcoin Testnet using a compatible wallet that signs and approves the payment. Testnet coins are not real BTC and cannot be converted into money.
1. Connect a testnet wallet
The site never asks for a seed phrase or private key. Wallet approval happens in your wallet.
Not connected. Open this page inside a compatible wallet browser or use a supported browser extension.
Wallet integration currently targets the UniSat Bitcoin wallet provider. Trust Wallet and Exodus may not expose Bitcoin Testnet signing in their standard mobile apps, so connection and testnet support cannot be guaranteed there.
2. Get test coins
A sender needs testnet coins before a transaction can be signed. Test coins are distributed by independent faucets and may have queues or rate limits.
Connect a wallet to show your address.
Balance will appear after connecting a supported wallet.
3. Send test BTC
The connected wallet must be on Bitcoin Testnet and hold enough test coins for the amount and network fee.
No transaction submitted.
4. Check a transaction
Look up a real Testnet transaction ID and its confirmation state.
Transaction status will appear here.
Receiving-wallet compatibility
The recipient must use a wallet configured for the same Bitcoin test network. A mainnet BTC account cannot receive testnet coins.
• UniSat: documented Bitcoin Testnet support and a wallet API for connection and sending.
• Trust Wallet: standard mobile BTC accounts use Bitcoin mainnet; testnet display/signing is not guaranteed.
• Exodus: testnet support in the standard mobile BTC account is not confirmed.
• MetaMask: does not provide native Bitcoin Testnet wallet support.
This app will only submit a transaction after a compatible wallet approves it. It cannot create BTC, bypass wallet signing, or make testnet coins appear in a mainnet wallet. Never enter a recovery phrase or private key on this website.