Lending & Borrowing Testnet
Key Pointers When Testing Lending & Borrowing on MELD
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Key Pointers When Testing Lending & Borrowing on MELD
Last updated
Create your testnet wallet here:
Upon successful MELD wallet creation, you'll be automatically airdropped with testnet tokens. A testnet token is identical to the tokens you are familiar with in crypto, but in testnet we have an unlimited amount to test with. They are worthless but useful in preparing for when real money is at stake.
To test the L&B protocol you can also connect your Metamask wallet to the MELDapp. You will be able to manage both of your lending & borrowing positions by switching the accounts.
You will receive all the testnet tokens available on L&B to perform all main actions like supply, lock collateral, withdraw, borrow, and repay: MELD, USDC, wBTC, wETH, wADA, wAVAX, etc.
Do not send mainnet tokens (having real $ value) to the testnet MELDapp wallet address on Kanazawa test network.
To report any technical difficulties, bugs, design suggestions, or feature requests please use the in-app bug reporter button located in the lower-left corner of the MELDapp (look for a "pixel art creature" icon). This will create a ticket internally. Do not expect a direct answer for each submission, we track them internally and when/if they processed depends on internal milestones.
To communicate directly with the team regarding bugs etc, please refer to Discord and telegram @onMELD.
Protocol restarts will happen during testnet as we update the protocol - and we will aim to communicate on community channels prior, your positions will reset, with every update.
Go to on the browser you have Metamask as an extension, scroll to the bottom and see the 'Add MELD testnet' button.
If you need more testnet tokens or automatic test tokens distribution fails, or you're using Metamask, you can manually request them by pasting your Kanazawa wallet address here: Click 'GIVE ME TOKENS' and wait for a couple of seconds.
THIS IS A TESTNET, DO NOT TRANSFER REAL TOKENS
You can check your testing transactions on our testnet explorer.
