Stable has launched its public testnet, a blockchain environment built natively for USDT to facilitate fast, predictable, and frictionless transactions.

Developers can now access a suite of tools, including a public RPC endpoint to interact with the network, a faucet to obtain test USDT for transactions, and a block explorer to monitor on-chain activity. The testnet features system modules that power native USDT transfers and fee settlements, aiming to provide a more efficient alternative to general-purpose blockchains where stablecoin transactions can be slow and costly.

The Stable Public Testnet gives developers full access to the network's technical foundation:

• Connect using standard EVM tooling like Hardhat, Foundry, and ethers.js
• Deploy contracts and interact through Stable's public RPC endpoint
• Test USDT-based transactions using the faucet and block explorer
• Experiment with system modules that power native settlement and fee logic
  

The launch signals a focus on building a dedicated ecosystem for payment applications, merchant tooling, and real-world settlement logic. By creating a USDT-native environment, Stable aims to improve the speed and certainty of money movement for a wide range of financial applications.

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https://blog.stable.xyz/stable-public-testnet-is-live