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# How to Connect to Testnet

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To interact with Azoth Testnet, you'll need a wallet and test tokens.
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[Azoth testnet website](https://testnet.azoth.finance/markets)

## Install a Wallet

You need to install a wallet in order to interact with the Aoth testnet. 

**Azoth supports all EVM-compatible wallets, including:**

[**MetaMask**](https://metamask.io/)

[**OKX Wallet**](https://www.okx.com/web3)

[**Trust Wallet**](https://trustwallet.com/)

[**Bitget Wallet**](https://web3.bitget.com/)

[**Coinbase Wallet**](https://www.coinbase.com/wallet)

[**Binance Web3 Wallet**](https://www.binance.com/en/web3wallet)

[**WalletConnect**](https://walletconnect.com/)

[**Phantom**](https://phantom.app/)

## Configure Wallet

Each wallet follows a distinct procedure for integrating the Azoth Testnet as a supported network. We use Arbitrum Sepolia Testnet as our testnet, 

The steps below will walk you through adding **Arbitrum Sepolia Testnet** to your **MetaMask** wallet:

### **Step 1: Open MetaMask**

1. Click the **MetaMask extension** in your browser (or open the mobile app).
2. Make sure you’re logged in to your wallet.

### **Step 2: Add Arbitrum Sepolia Testnet**

#### **Option A: Add Automatically via Chainlist (or** [Revoke](https://revoke.cash/learn/wallets/add-network/arbitrum-sepolia)**)**

1. Go to [**Chainlist**](https://chainlist.org/).
2. Search for **"Arbitrum Sepolia"**.
3. Click **"Connect Wallet"** (approve the connection in MetaMask).
4. Click **"Add to MetaMask"** and confirm the network addition.

#### **Option B: Manually Add the Network**

1. In MetaMask, click the **network dropdown** (top center).
2. Select **"Add network"** → **"Add a network manually"**.
3. Enter the following details:

| **Field**       | **Value**                                |
| --------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| Network Name    | Arbitrum Sepolia                         |
| RPC URL         | <https://sepolia-rollup.arbitrum.io/rpc> |
| Chain ID        | 421614                                   |
| Currency Symbol | ETH                                      |
| Block Explorer  | <https://sepolia.arbiscan.io/>           |

4. Click **"Save"**.

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### **Step 3: Switch to Arbitrum Sepolia**

1. In MetaMask, click the **network dropdown**.
2. Select **"Arbitrum Sepolia"** from the list.

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### **Step 4: Get Testnet ETH (Tap)**

To interact with Arbitrum Sepolia, you’ll need testnet ETH:

1. Visit an **Arbitrum Sepolia faucet**:
   * [Alchemy Sepolia Faucet](https://sepoliafaucet.com/)&#x20;
2. Enter your wallet address and request **Sepolia ETH**.
3. Wait for the transaction (\~1-2 minutes), then check your balance in your wallet.

### **Done! 🎉**

You’ve successfully switched to **Arbitrum Sepolia Testnet** and can now:

* Test Azoth's platform and smart contract
* Mint, redeem and withdraw the asset token you want
* Interact with liquidity pool such as Curve

Need help? Join the  [**Azoth Discord**](https://discord.gg/azothfinance) for support.


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