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Mint test coins

Mint test coins

Mint free TEST and TESTUSD to your own wallet, then pay a test payment like any customer would. No faucet queue, no request form.

What you get

TokenPer mintStands in for
TEST — TESTCOINup to 1,000A volatile asset
TESTUSD — TESTSTABLECOINup to 100,000A stablecoin (6 decimals)

Both are valueless by design. Mint as often as you need.

How to mint

  1. Open the mint page in the dashboard and connect the wallet you want to pay from.
  2. Pick the network and the token. The available test networks are the ones carrying TESTCOIN_* and TESTSTABLECOIN_* assets — read them from GET /v1/assets rather than a list you copied.
  3. Confirm the transaction in your wallet. Minting is a normal on-chain transaction: your wallet needs a small amount of the network's native token for gas; the test tokens themselves are free and valueless.
  4. Pay a test payment. Send the exact amount to the payment's address, and watch the pipeline run. → Quickstart

You need native gas, and we can't mint that

The network's own gas token comes from that network's public faucet, not from Suward. If a mint fails with an out-of-gas error, that's what is missing.

Getting the amounts right

Mint in whole tokens; send in smallest units. TESTUSD has 6 decimals, so a payment for "100000000" is paid by sending 100 TESTUSD. Check decimals from GET /v1/assets for any asset before you compute an amount.

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curl https://api.suward.com/v1/assets

Don't want a wallet at all?

You don't need one to test your status handling. Simulation advances a payment one legal transition per API call — activation where the project uses it, then accepted, then success — with no chain, no gas, no wallet. → Simulate

Next: Test payments for the full testing model · Going live checklist when it all works.

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