Tonswap FAQ

Tonswap is a decentralized exchange and launchpad being developed on The Open Network (TON). Its public testnet is live, so you can explore trading, liquidity, T3, and launchpad workflows with test assets. Mainnet is a future milestone. Read the testnet announcement for an introduction to the current application.

Use a fresh, dedicated TON testnet wallet and get testnet coins for network fees. Open the public testnet, connect that wallet, and claim test tokens from Wallet → Faucet. Keep mainnet assets out of the test environment. Follow the getting-started guide for wallet setup, faucet steps, and a first test swap.

Concentrated liquidity lets providers choose the price ranges in which their funds are available for trading. The current Tonswap testnet exposes DLMM liquidity through discrete price bins and selectable distribution shapes. Review the selected range, distribution, and token amounts before adding test liquidity. The testnet guide explains what to inspect in the deposit preview.

The public testnet includes trading, liquidity, T3, and launchpad workflows. You can try a small swap, examine a liquidity deposit, explore minting T3, or follow a test token sale into liquidity. These are testnet journeys, not a mainnet launch. The testnet guide describes the different workflows and how to check their results.

Tonswap is designed to be non-custodial. You connect your own wallet and approve transactions; swaps and liquidity actions can move assets into smart contracts. The public testnet is for testing with dedicated testnet wallets and test assets. Review each wallet request before approving it, and never enter your recovery phrase into Tonswap or a faucet.

The Tonswap public testnet is live at test.tonswap.org. Mainnet is the next objective, with timing to be shared through official updates as it is confirmed. Read the testnet announcement, follow the roadmap, or join the Tonswap community for progress updates.