KŌINIsend
Ten mainnets · no value
$SEND — practice credit

Rehearse the send.
Risk nothing.

Every part of a real transfer — the address, the network, the wallet prompt, the confirmation on a real explorer — using a credit that behaves exactly like a token and is worth exactly nothing.

No monetary value · Not for saleYou still pay the network's fee.
Contract — identical on every network
0x5D71976342f7494F782755AC859980EF3d171906
Your balance
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Claim size
1,000
Fee asset
ETH
Next claim
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Paste the address you are uneasy about. Getting it wrong here costs you the fee and nothing else.
The loop

Four steps, all of them real.

01

Fund your own gas

$SEND is free. The network is not, and pretending otherwise would teach you the wrong lesson.

02

Claim it yourself

You call claim() and pay the gas. No faucet signs for you, so there is no queue and nothing to drain.

03

Send to a real address

An exchange deposit address, a hardware wallet, a friend. The same transfer you were nervous about.

04

Read the confirmation

A real transaction on a real explorer. That screen is the thing most people have never practiced reading.

What it is

A credit with nothing behind it, on purpose.

Supply
1,000,000,000,000 SEND, minted once and held by the contract itself. There is no mint function.
Controls
No owner. No pause. No freeze. No upgrade path. Nobody holds a key that could add one.
Balances
Separate on every network. No combined total — because these are separate ledgers, and that is most of what goes wrong with real transfers.