dripping-faucet

Fund Radius wallets with SBC tokens from testnet or mainnet faucets.

2|Updated Mar 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/radiustechsystems/skills --skill dripping-faucet
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: dripping-faucet
Source: https://github.com/radiustechsystems/skills/tree/main/plugins/radius/skills/dripping-faucet
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/radiustechsystems/skills --skill dripping-faucet

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Developers and users need SBC tokens to interact with Radius testnet or mainnet, but obtaining them safely requires handling network selection, signature requirements, rate limits, and on‑chain verification.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Network detection: Determines testnet or mainnet from user input before any request.
  • Dual drip flows: Supports unsigned drips when possible and falls back to signed drips using EIP‑191 signatures.
  • Rate‑limit handling: Reads faucet status and respects retry intervals.
  • On‑chain verification: Confirms token balance via the SBC contract on the correct network.
  • Secure key management: Uses private keys from environment variables only, never logs them.

Quick Start

Ask the dripping-faucet skill to fund my Radius wallet address 0xabc... on testnet.

Frequently Asked Questions about dripping-faucet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get SBC tokens for my Radius wallet?

To get SBC tokens, provide a validated Radius wallet address and specify the testnet or mainnet network so the faucet can distribute the funds to the correct chain.

What is the difference between testnet and mainnet faucet drips on Radius?

The system detects the target network from your input, determines the correct endpoint, and manages both unsigned drips and signed drips using EIP-191 signatures to distribute SBC tokens correctly.

Do I need a private key to claim SBC tokens from the faucet?

A private key is not always required. The system supports unsigned drips when possible, but falls back to signed drips using EIP-191 signatures, requiring private-key access strictly through environment variables.

Why does my wallet funding request hit a rate limit?

Your wallet funding request hits a rate limit because the faucet enforces retry intervals. The system reads the faucet status and respects these rate limits to manage network congestion and token distribution.

Can I verify my SBC token balance on-chain after receiving faucet funds?

You can verify your SBC token balance on-chain. The system confirms the token balance via the SBC contract on the correct network after the faucet drip completes, ensuring successful wallet funding.