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  1. Testnet

Getting Started with Mazze Testnet

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Welcome to the Mazze Testnet! As an EVM-compatible blockchain, Mazze offers developers a robust environment for testing Ethereum-based applications. This guide will walk you through the initial setup and explain how to obtain test MAZZE tokens using our testnet faucet.

Prerequisites

Ensure that you have Metamask installed and set up on your browser. If you haven't installed Metamask yet, refer to our guide on .

Initial Setup

Step 1: Connecting to the Mazze Testnet

First, you need to connect your Metamask wallet to the Mazze Testnet. Follow the detailed instructions provided in our guide: .

Step 2: Confirm Connection

Verify that Metamask is connected to the Mazze Testnet by checking the network name at the top of the Metamask interface. It should read "Mazze Testnet."

Obtaining Test MAZZE Tokens

To facilitate your development and testing, you will need test MAZZE tokens. We provide these tokens through a dedicated faucet, which simulates transactions and other blockchain activities without real-world costs.

Using the Testnet Faucet

Step 1: Visit the Faucet

Navigate to the Mazze Testnet Faucet by clicking on this link: https://faucet.mazze.io [soon]

Step 2: Enter Your Wallet Address

Enter the wallet address from your Metamask into the designated field on the faucet page.

Step 3: Request Tokens

Click the "Request Tokens" button. The faucet will send a number of test MAZZE tokens to your address. This process may take a few minutes.

Step 4: Check Your Balance

Return to your Metamask wallet to confirm that the test MAZZE tokens have been added to your account. It might take a few moments for the transaction to reflect in your balance.

Testing Your Applications

With the test MAZZE tokens in your wallet, you are now ready to deploy smart contracts, interact with the blockchain and test your applications. Remember, since the Mazze Testnet is EVM-compatible, you can use Ethereum development tools such as Truffle or Hardhat for deployment and testing.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with the faucet or have not received your tokens, please check the following:

  • Ensure that there are no network issues or downtime reported on the Mazze Testnet.

  • Verify that the wallet address entered in the faucet is correct.

  • Wait a few minutes and refresh your wallet, as network congestion can delay transactions.

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How to Add the Mazze Testnet to Metamask
How to Add the Mazze Testnet to Metamask