Live treasury Two pools · three payout rails
Total liquidity—Across both pools
Received · 24h—Ark · Lightning · On-chain BTC Fund faucet ↓
Distributed · 24h—Ark · Lightning · On-chain
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Ark + LightningShared Bark wallet
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On-chain BTCIsolated native wallet
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One shared wallet, two rails. Ark and Lightning draw from the same spendable balance. Native on-chain Bitcoin remains isolated.

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Fund your test wallet

500–1,500 sats

Choose Ark, Lightning, or native on-chain Bitcoin, then paste a fresh destination.

Signet only — test coins have no monetary value.

Generate a fresh Signet Ark address in Bark, then paste it here.
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Hourly funding and payout activity, plus an observation-only liquidity guard.

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Payouts by access path
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Aggregate successful browser and API payouts only. No addresses or identifiers.

Total liquidity · 24h—
24h agoNow
Received · by rail—
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ArkLightningOn-chain BTC
Distributed · by rail—
24h agoNow
ArkLightningOn-chain BTC

Rate limits: up to five reserved or successful claims per shared IP every 24 hours, one per destination, and a balance-scaled daily cap. On-chain payouts are limited to two per day because they consume Signet block space. Tor and I2P do not use the IP limit.

Fund this faucet

Contribute valueless Signet sats over Ark, Lightning, or native Bitcoin Signet. Choose the pool you want to fund; incoming funds update the balance graphics automatically.

Signet only

Send current Signet Ark sats to this reusable address. Refresh older Bark funds before contributing.

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Use ArkFaucet over Tor

Open the onion service in Tor Browser, or send the same API requests through a Tor SOCKS proxy. The form, documentation, and agent API work at the same paths.

Tor v3
http://n53zprw4sj3du4tytje4gicmpu7vp43bueeznvg4urioiix63exbenyd.onion/
Tor setup guide
curl --socks5-hostname 127.0.0.1:9050 http://n53zprw4sj3du4tytje4gicmpu7vp43bueeznvg4urioiix63exbenyd.onion/api/status

Tor and I2P share a five-claim rolling hourly payout limit in addition to the per-address and daily limits; no per-IP limit is applied on the onion service. HTTP is expected for a v3 onion—the onion address provides authentication and end-to-end encryption inside Tor. Verify this exact address on arkfaucet.com before sharing it.

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What is Ark?

Ark is a Bitcoin Layer 2 protocol that scales payments using virtual UTXOs (vTXOs), coordinated rounds, and unilateral exits. Unlike Lightning, Ark doesn't require channel management or inbound liquidity. Bark is the open-source wallet and CLI for interacting with Ark on Bitcoin Signet and mainnet.

How to get test sats

For Ark, follow Second’s Bark Signet setup guide, create a separate wallet, and generate a fresh tark1… address. For Lightning, paste a fresh Bitcoin Signet BOLT11 invoice whose amount matches your selection. For on-chain, paste a fresh lowercase tb1… Signet address; the faucet broadcasts directly from its native Signet wallet. Never use --force on a wallet containing funds.