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  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Accessing Testnet
    • What is a SmartPiggy NFT?
      • Background: What is a financial option?
    • Where do Piggies live?
      • Arbitrum Introduction
      • How to use Arbitrum
    • Parts of a Piggy
    • An example Piggy
    • Creating your first Piggy
      • Create a Piggy
      • Request a Piggy
  • Lifecycle of a Piggy
    • Approve Collateral
    • Auction
    • Buy
    • Bid
    • Finalize
    • Clear
    • Settle
    • Claim payout
    • Burn - Reclaim collateral
  • Advanced Functions
    • Transfer
    • Split
  • The User Interface
    • Explore Markets
      • Table Dropdown
    • My Dashboard
      • Table Dropdown
    • Wallet
      • Approving Collateral tokens
      • Approving Oracle tokens
      • Claiming payouts
      • Supported wallets
  • Oracles
    • Available oracles
    • Using your own oracles
    • SmartPiggies and Oracles
  • Arbitration
    • The (optional) Need for Arbitration
    • Setting an arbitrator
    • The Arbitration Process
    • Arbiter Reputation and History
  • FAQ
  • FAQ
  • Developers
    • Contracts
      • Calling the contracts directly
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  1. Getting Started

Accessing Testnet

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Smartpiggies has a Testnet version of the platform for testing purposes running on the Arbitrum Rinkby.

Arbitrum Rinkeby docs:

SmartPiggies Testnet:

Rinkeby Ether Faucet:

When bridging Rinkeby ETH please make sure you are connected to Rinkeby (layer 1 testnet) and transferring funds to RinkArby (layer 2 testnet)

The Testnet version of the SmartPiggies application has a TRFL Faucet. TRFLs are testnet stable tokens that can be used to collateralize and buy SmartPiggies.

https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/public_testnet
https://testnet.smartpiggies.com/
https://faucet.rinkeby.io/