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---
title: Setting up for Devnet
sidebar_position: 3
tags: [testnet]
tags: [devnet]
description: Guide for developers to get started with the Aztec devnet, including account creation and contract deployment.
---

import { AztecTestnetVersion } from '@site/src/components/Snippets/general_snippets';

This guide explains the differences between the local network and devnet, how to migrate from the local network to devnet, and how to start developing directly on devnet.

## Local Network vs Devnet: Key Differences
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```

:::note
The first transaction will take longer as it downloads proving keys. If you see `Timeout awaiting isMined`, the transaction is still processing - this is normal on testnet.
The first transaction will take longer as it downloads proving keys. If you see `Timeout awaiting isMined`, the transaction is still processing - this is normal on devnet.
:::

### Step 3: Deploy and interact with contracts
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--args accounts:my-wallet 10
```

## Migrating from the Local Network to Testnet
## Migrating from the Local Network to Devnet

If you have an existing app running on your local network, here's how to migrate it to testnet:
If you have an existing app running on your local network, here's how to migrate it to devnet:

### 1. Connect to Testnet Node
### 1. Connect to Devnet Node

Instead of running a local network, connect to the testnet node:
Instead of running a local network, connect to the devnet node:

```sh
export NODE_URL=https://aztec-testnet-fullnode.zkv.xyz
export NODE_URL=https://next.devnet.aztec-labs.com/
```

When running `aztec-wallet` commands, include the node URL:
Expand All @@ -138,7 +136,7 @@ aztec-wallet create-account -a main --node-url $NODE_URL

### 2. Initialize a TestWallet for Devnet

You can connect to testnet directly from your app using AztecJS:
You can connect to devnet directly from your app using AztecJS:

In the browser:

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---
title: Setting up for Devnet
sidebar_position: 3
tags: [testnet]
tags: [devnet]
description: Guide for developers to get started with the Aztec devnet, including account creation and contract deployment.
---

import { AztecTestnetVersion } from '@site/src/components/Snippets/general_snippets';

This guide explains the differences between the local network and devnet, how to migrate from the local network to devnet, and how to start developing directly on devnet.

## Local Network vs Devnet: Key Differences
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -82,7 +80,7 @@ aztec-wallet create-account \
```

:::note
The first transaction will take longer as it downloads proving keys. If you see `Timeout awaiting isMined`, the transaction is still processing - this is normal on testnet.
The first transaction will take longer as it downloads proving keys. If you see `Timeout awaiting isMined`, the transaction is still processing - this is normal on devnet.
:::

### Step 3: Deploy and interact with contracts
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -112,16 +110,16 @@ aztec-wallet send mint_to_private \
--args accounts:my-wallet 10
```

## Migrating from the Local Network to Testnet
## Migrating from the Local Network to Devnet

If you have an existing app running on your local network, here's how to migrate it to testnet:
If you have an existing app running on your local network, here's how to migrate it to devnet:

### 1. Connect to Testnet Node
### 1. Connect to Devnet Node

Instead of running a local network, connect to the testnet node:
Instead of running a local network, connect to the devnet node:

```sh
export NODE_URL=https://aztec-testnet-fullnode.zkv.xyz
export NODE_URL=https://next.devnet.aztec-labs.com/
```

When running `aztec-wallet` commands, include the node URL:
Expand All @@ -132,7 +130,7 @@ aztec-wallet create-account -a main --node-url $NODE_URL

### 2. Initialize a TestWallet for Devnet

You can connect to testnet directly from your app using AztecJS:
You can connect to devnet directly from your app using AztecJS:

In the browser:

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