Testnet Demos
Multiswap testnet deployments are public environments for trying the app, testing the mechanism, and building integrations with demonstration assets.
Multiswap is not tied to any one testnet or network.
Find a demo
The pool directory groups every currently available pool by network. Choose any testnet pool to open its workspace.
New to the app? Start with Using the Multiswap App for a walkthrough of wallet connection, faucet funding, trading, deposits, and staking.
Monad Testnet
Monad Testnet is one current testnet deployment. It exercises the multipool Dispatcher, quote engine, direct swaps, signed intents, deposit phases, staking, and faucet-funded interactions.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Network | Monad Testnet |
| Chain ID | 10143 |
| Native asset | MON |
| Dispatcher | 0x1c6106495a7e8917931F6a17622d03a339ff0bEc |
| Network pools | Open the Monad Testnet pools |
| Explorer | Monad Testnet Explorer |
The Dispatcher address is generated from the same deployment source consumed by the app. Always verify it against the current app manifest before integrating.
Current pool hierarchy
The Monad Testnet deployment contains five index pools:
| Pool | Intended exposure |
|---|---|
USD.cav | Dollar-linked assets |
FX.cav | Non-USD currency exposure plus USD.cav |
COM.cav | Commodity exposure plus USD.cav |
EQ.cav | Equity exposure plus USD.cav |
AGG.cav | Aggregate exposure through the category pool tokens |
Deployment order matters because a pool token can become a Reserve Asset in a later pool. USD.cav is deployed first, category pools can then include it, and AGG.cav can include the category pool tokens.
The app discovers registered pools onchain. The pool directory is therefore the authoritative list of what is currently available.
What to inspect
Testnet demos expose:
- reserve, scale, and target scale for each asset,
- current and target portfolio weights,
- direct and basket quotes,
- price impact and fee effects,
- deposit-phase state,
- target allocation through staking,
- direct execution and signed-intent execution.
Testnet balances have no economic value. These deployments are integration and mechanism-testing environments, not production markets.