Testnet
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The Neura Testnet is a decentralized blockchain network that runs parallel to the Mainnet. It allows developers to test and deploy their decentralized applications (dApps) in a safe and secure environment without the risk of losing real funds. It is run by Validators using the same software as on the Neura Mainnet, which means it is built using the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and supports the Ethereum toolchain. This makes it compatible with a vast ecosystem of existing Ethereum-based applications and tools.
Using the Neura Testnet provides several benefits for dApp developers. Firstly, it enables them to test and refine their smart contracts and dApps in a sandbox environment without the risk of making costly mistakes. Developers can experiment with different use cases and scenarios, simulate various network conditions, and stress test their applications to ensure they are scalable and resilient.
Find out below how to connect to Testnet and request testnet tokens from the Faucet to start developing. Note, that tokens on Testnet don’t have actual value, so that you don’t need to worry about losing funds.
To add Neura Testnet to MetaMask, follow these steps:
In MetaMask, click Networks (drop-down menu) > Add network to open Settings.
In the Add a network pane, click Add a network manually, then enter the network details and click Save:
Network name: Neura Testnet.
New RPC URL: https://rpc.ankr.com/neura_testnet/.
Chain ID: 267.
Currency symbol: ANKR.
Block explorer URL: https://testnet.explorer.neuraprotocol.io/.
Here is the list of faucets for Neura Testnet to request tokens from:
Neura Faucet UI