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Your first steps on Tuven

Connect a wallet, add the network, and get comfortable with your first on-chain interaction.

Tuven is an EVM-compatible network for stablecoin payments, open markets, and applications that connect digital intelligence with the physical world. You can use familiar EVM wallets and Solidity tools to explore the network.

Connect your wallet

1. Open the Tuven app and choose Connect wallet. Select an installed browser wallet, or use WalletConnect if it is offered.
2. On mobile, open Tuven in the browser inside your wallet. Keep your recovery phrase private; Tuven never asks for it.
3. Choose Add Tuven to wallet and review the network name, chain ID, RPC URL, and native currency before confirming.
4. If your wallet is connected to another chain, choose Switch network before submitting a transaction.

Understand your USDX balance

USDX is the native gas asset on Tuven. You need a balance for network fees and for any native-value purchases you make. The ERC-20 USDX interface exposes the same underlying balance, so it should not be added to your native balance when calculating your holdings.

Make your first move

1. Use Portfolio to see your native USDX and indexed token balances.
2. Use Swap to import a verified token address, request a live quote, and review your minimum received amount.
3. Use Launchpad to explore token launches and their bonding curves. Availability depends on the configured launchpad contract.
4. Use Explorer to check a transaction hash, address, or block number.

Review every transaction

Your wallet shows the contract you are interacting with and asks you to authorize each write. An approval permits a specific contract to spend a token; it is separate from the swap or sale that follows. Tuven requests only the amount needed for the current action. A submitted transaction is pending until a successful receipt is observed.

If a request is rejected, nothing is submitted by that request. If a transaction is pending or the app loses its connection, inspect the transaction hash in the explorer before submitting it again.