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# Testnet

### **What is the Aster Testnet?**

The Aster Testnet is a blockchain network established solely for testing new features and products for Aster users. No tokens — or trades made — on the testnet have any financial value.

### **How to use the Aster Testnet**

#### **Accessing the Testnet**

You can access the Testnet via [www.asterdex-testnet.com](https://www.asterdex-testnet.com).

The default network is **BNB Chain Testnet**. Please make sure your wallet supports BNB Chain Testnet before proceeding.

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### Get Testnet Tokens&#x20;

Users can claim Testnet tokens from the [Faucet page](https://www.asterdex-testnet.com/en/faucet).

Each user can claim:

* 1,000 USDT (Testnet)
* 1,000 ASTER (Testnet)

Token claims are available **once per day.**

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### **Important Notes**

* The Testnet does not support user-initiated deposits, withdrawals, or internal transfers at this stage.
* Please manage your Testnet assets carefully and do not treat Testnet tokens as real assets.


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