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Quantova Faucet (TQTOV)

Claim TQTOV, the free test asset of the Quantova testnet, from Qtox.io. TQTOV lets you exercise the entire Quantova stack — the Quantova Virtual Machine (QVM), QRC20 tokens, contracts, and bridges — without spending anything of value.

This repository is the home of the Quantova faucet: the step-by-step claim guide, the testnet network details, the fair-use policy, and a reference implementation of the faucet service and claim UI.

What is TQTOV

TQTOV is the native asset of the Quantova testnet — the testnet counterpart of QTOV. It powers everything you do on testnet: it pays QGAS test fees, funds test stake, and lets you deploy and call QVM contracts and QRC20 tokens and move assets across test bridges. It behaves like mainnet QTOV for development purposes but is distributed for free from the faucet and carries no monetary value.

Property Value
Asset TQTOV (Quantova testnet asset)
Decimals 18
Environment Quantova Testnet
Powers QVM execution, QRC20 tokens, contracts, bridges, test fees, test stake
Value None — free testnet asset
Faucet Qtox.io
Wallet QMask (Chrome / Firefox / Brave)

Claim TQTOV in five steps

  1. Install QMask, the native Quantova wallet, as a browser extension (Chrome, Firefox, or Brave).
  2. Open QMask, create or sign in, and generate your quantum-resistant Quantova wallet address (it begins with Q).
  3. Copy your Quantova address and go to Qtox.io.
  4. Paste your address into the Qtox.io input field and select the amount of TQTOV you want to claim.
  5. Wait a few seconds — the TQTOV appears in QMask under the Quantova Testnet network.

The full walkthrough with screenshots-level detail is in docs/claim-tqtov.md.

Documentation

Document What it covers
docs/claim-tqtov.md The complete step-by-step claim guide
docs/install-qmask.md Installing QMask on Chrome / Firefox / Brave and generating a quantum-resistant address
docs/testnet-setup.md Selecting the Quantova Testnet network in QMask and the network details
docs/faucet-policy.md Claim amounts, rate limits, and fair-use policy
docs/troubleshooting.md Common issues and fixes
docs/faq.md Frequently asked questions

Reference service

This repository includes a reference implementation of the faucet — a backend that validates a Quantova address, applies rate limits, and dispenses TQTOV, plus a minimal claim UI. It is provided so the faucet is transparent and auditable; the live faucet runs at Qtox.io.

  • service/README.md — how the reference service works and how to run it.
  • The dispensing account key is never stored in this repository; it is supplied at runtime via an environment variable (see service/.env.example).

Testnet at a glance

Field Value
Network Quantova Testnet
Asset / decimals TQTOV / 18
WebSocket wss://testnet.quantova.io
HTTP JSON-RPC https://testnet.quantova.io
Address style Canonical Q-address (begins with Q)

Build on the testnet with Quantova's own client libraries, qweb3.js and qweb3.py.

License

Licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 (BUSL-1.1), © 2026 Quantova Inc. See LICENSE and LICENSE-OVERVIEW.md.

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Free TQTOV for the Quantova testnet via Qtox.io — claim guide, testnet setup, and a reference faucet service + UI. Get a quantum-resistant address in QMask, paste it, receive TQTOV.

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