Before you start

Get test assets

Everything here is free and worth nothing. You need two things on Ethereum Sepolia — a little ETH for gas, and the one USDC the pool accepts. Three minutes, then you never come back to this page.

Connect first

needed

Every faucet below asks for an address. Connect a wallet and this page will show it, with a copy button, so you are not switching windows to find it.

1 · Sepolia ETH — for gas

needed

Encrypted calls cost more gas than ordinary ones. Anything from 0.05 ETH is plenty for a full run.

You have—

2 · Sepolia USDC — the pool's token

needed

Pick Ethereum Sepolia in the faucet's network dropdown, not Base Sepolia. 10 USDC is more than enough.

You have—

One-click faucetempty

Holds a float of the exact token the pool accepts, so there is no network dropdown and no wrong-token trap. One drip per address every 12 hours. When it runs dry, Circle's faucet below is the real source.

Token address0x1c7D4B196Cb0C7B01d743Fbc6116a902379C7238

This is Circle's Sepolia USDC. Other tokens on Sepolia are also called “USDC” — Aave's test token in particular — and the pool rejects them.

3 · Base Sepolia ETH — optional

needed

Only needed to view the Megapot leg on Base. The deposit, draw, claim and withdraw flow never asks you to switch networks.

You have—

Then head to setup

Next you wrap USDC into cUSDC — the confidential version — and let the pool move it. That is one transaction, and everything you do after it is encrypted.