Kaspa ExplainedTestnet applications
Put the rules
to work.
Get free test coins. Try a rule that fails, then make a transaction that works.
A wallet for this experiment.
Create a fresh address, get 10 free test coins, then try all six examples. This is a disposable Testnet-10 wallet. Your progress survives a reload in this tab; an optional backup lets you return later.
Restore a recovery file
1 · Wallet ready→ Get test coins → Try the rules
Free Testnet-10 coins from our demo wallet. They have no monetary value.
Your contract
Contract address and estimated fees
Contract prepared; no coins locked.
Try the rule.
Now make it work.
Transaction details
This action sends a real testnet transaction. One node’s response is not a guarantee of finality.
Transaction
Wallet details and optional backup
This tab controls all three example accounts. Test coins only. Save a password-protected file if you want to return after closing this browser session.
Save a recovery file.
This optional file contains all three accounts and your progress, encrypted with your password.
What these applications establish
These are experimental, unaudited contracts on Testnet-10. The browser connects directly to a community node. The faucet only sends test coins to your address; it never receives your wallet keys.
All example roles belong to this tab. Treasury signatures demonstrate a threshold, not independent people approving. The prediction oracle chooses an outcome; it does not verify an outside event. Proof payout verifies a published fixture, not a private computation you created.
Timed actions use the connected node’s median time. Release and refund can race; the first accepted spend wins. A missing submission response remains uncertain and blocks new spending until matching outputs are observed. Closing the tab does not cancel a transaction.
Source and transaction evidence
The contract sources, transaction builders, and checks are public. Use the build instructions to reproduce the templates and unfunded tests.
Build instructions and code map · Contract sources · Testnet transaction evidence
Help refill the demo wallet.
Contribute small amounts of Testnet-10 coins to support development and demo testing. Your own experiments use the disposable wallet above.
Send test coins only. This is a contribution address, not a public wallet you can spend from.