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# Faucet

This process uses a demo network that is deployed for all users to access the zkSync Hyperchain network RPC. You can replicate the same steps with your newly deployed network.

**Step 1: Register/Login** - Create a new account or log in to your existing account on the Zeeve Platform.

**Step 2: Zeeve Dashboard** - On the Zeeve platform dashboard, click on the **zkSync Hyperchains** option under the **APPCHAINS & ROLLUPS** section in the left sidebar. This will display your deployed zkSync Hyperchain network.

**Step 3: Demo Network Card** - Once you're in the page, you’ll see a network card labeled “**Demo**.” This is a pre-deployed network accessible to all users in Zeeve. Click on the **View** button on the Demo card.

**Step 4: Faucet Button** - You can find the **Faucet** button at the top, next to the **Docs** button. Click on it to visit the faucet site.

**Step 5: Add Wallet Address** - On the faucet site, the network and token will be pre-selected. Enter your MetaMask wallet address in the input box below the token dropdown.

**Step 6: Claim the Token** - Once you've entered your wallet address, click on the **Request Token** button.

**Step 7: Transaction Hash** - After the token is successfully transferred to your wallet, you will see a transaction hash on the screen. You can click on it to view the transaction in the explorer.

**Step 8: Add zkSync Network** - To see the token in your MetaMask wallet, add the zkSync network. You can do this by clicking the **Add to MetaMask** button at the bottom.


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