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# Token Addresses

We recommend testing your sale setup on **Sepolia** before launching on mainnet. Use the resources below to get testnet ETH and mint test tokens.

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#### Get Sepolia ETH

Use the Alchemy faucet to receive Sepolia ETH for testing:\
👉 [Alchemy Sepolia Faucet](https://www.alchemy.com/faucets/ethereum-sepolia)

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**Mint Test Tokens**

Use this test token contract to mint tokens for your LBP or other sale setup:\
👉 [Mint Test Tokens on Sepolia](https://sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0x73F4E02efBffCADC9C2Af25213faD30Cb67Dc55c#writeContract)

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**Test Token Addresses on Sepolia**

These are example token contracts commonly used in testing:

* **WETH:** `0xf531b8f309be94191af87605cfbf600d71c2cfe0`
* **Share Token $SSS** (Test Value = $1): `0x0A5ee9c97e6A71EE4cAd4EE7986BC99EE96dE46a`
* **Asset Token $AAA** (Test Value = $1): `0x05a9d11af6D0cEE979c6fE7dAf2C4D80add56e68`


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