FUEL Testnet Guide - Step by step
Fuel v1 began as a layer-2 (L2) scalability technology for a monolithic Ethereum. It was the first optimistic rollup on mainnet Ethereum, deployed at the end of 2020. Today, Fuel is the fastest modular execution layer. Fuel delivers the highest security and flexible throughput, with a focus on a superior developer experience.
- Parallel transaction execution;
- Fuel Virtual Machine (FuelVM);
- Developer tooling with Sway Language and Forc.
Expanding on the features of beta-1, the beta-2 testnet is launching with a bridge to Ethereum’s Goerli test network. Now, developers will be able to build and test cross-chain dapps, laying the foundations for projects building on Fuel to tap into Ethereum’s massive liquidity and existing user base.
Please note that beta-2 is not an incentivized testnet. There will be no direct rewards for participation in this network.
Even if the project team has officially announced that participation in the testnet is not rewarded, this does not mean that in the future early testers will not be given any privileges, we recommend that you take some time and perform the simple steps in our guide.
Download Fuel Wallet
- Go to the website and click “Download Fuel Wallet”;
- Next, go to the installation guide page and follow the instructions there step by step. You may find it convenient to use the video guide.
Getting test tokens
Testnet Website
Follow the link and connect your wallet to the site;
List of user accounts
Message Signing
- With access to the user’s address and the authorized connection, you can request a user signature by clicking on the “Sign Message” button;
Asset transfer
To transfer an amount to another address, use the wallet.transfer method and enter the amount to send and click on “Transfer”;
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