Testnet & Faucet Guide
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The Studio Blockchain Testnet is a developer-friendly environment designed to let you experiment, build, and deploy decentralized applications (dApps) without using real funds. It provides full functionality mirroring the mainnet, making it the perfect place to test your smart contracts, applications, and integrations.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to:
Connect to the Studio Blockchain Testnet.
Use the faucet to claim free test STO tokens.
Interact with the testnet for deployment and experimentation.
To start building, you need to connect your Ethereum-compatible wallet to the Studio Blockchain Testnet.
Follow these steps to manually add the Studio Blockchain Testnet to your wallet (e.g., MetaMask):
Open MetaMask:
Click the Networks dropdown and select "Add Network".
Enter the Following Details:
Network Name: Studio Testnet
RPC URL: https://rpc.studio-blockchain.com
WebSocket URL: wss://ws.studio-blockchain.com
Chain ID: 240240
Symbol: STO
Block Explorer URL:
Save the Network:
Click Save and select the newly added Studio Testnet from the network list.
The Studio Blockchain faucet provides free test STO tokens to developers for testing purposes. Each wallet can claim up to 5 STO tokens per day per IP address.
Connect your wallet by clicking "Connect Wallet".
Paste your wallet address into the faucet input box.
Click Claim to receive your tokens.
Confirm the transaction in your wallet.
Note: If you encounter issues, ensure you are connected to the Studio Testnet and using a supported wallet like MetaMask or Trust Wallet.
Once connected and funded with test STO tokens, you can start experimenting with the testnet.
Send tokens between wallets to simulate real transactions.
Use a smart contract to interact with STO tokens or deploy custom contracts.
Use Remix IDE to deploy and test smart contracts.
Configure Remix to use the Studio Testnet RPC.
Now that you’re connected to the testnet and have test tokens, proceed to:
Smart Contract Development: Deploy and test your contracts.
Interacting via CLI: Learn to interact with Studio Blockchain using command-line tools.
Exploring StudioScan: Track your transactions and verify contract deployments.
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