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# Request XL1 Testnet Tokens

Request no-value Sequence tokens for testing XL1 transactions and applications.

To interact with the XYO Layer One Testnet, you’ll need XL1 Test Tokens. These tokens are used only for testing and have no monetary value. They allow you to pay gas fees, test transactions, and experiment with dApps during the public beta.

## Steps to request tokens

1. **Install the XL1 Wallet**\
   Follow the [XL1 Wallet Instructions](/developers/xl1-wallet/get-xl1-browser-wallet.md) and create a wallet address.
2. **Submit the Application Form**\
   Provide your XL1 wallet address by completing the [XL1 Test Token Application Form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfny40JGKGl0y2cZeQrp70t6FImoJ2rkrWqmeHtA75EvbmSPQ/viewform?ref=xyo-network.ghost.io).
3. **Wait for Distribution**\
   Tokens are distributed manually. Please allow up to **7 business days** for processing, or longer wait times during busy times for the XYO Team.
4. **Start Testing**\
   Once received, your XL1 Test Tokens will appear in your wallet, ready for use in Testnet dApps and transactions.

### Notes

* Tokens are for **Testnet use only** and carry **no real-world value**.
* Feedback and bug reports can be submitted through the [XYO GitHub Issues page](https://github.com/XYOracleNetwork).


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