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# Switch Bitcoin Networks

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## 📜 **TL;DR:**

* When setting up your UniSat wallet, the browser extension will default to the Bitcoin mainnet network.&#x20;
* If you plan on building on or interacting with Bitcoin testnet, you may need to change the network your UniSat wallet is set to in order to view your testnet assets.&#x20;
* This guide walks you through switching the connected network on your UniSat wallet.
  {% endhint %}

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## 🏁 Prerequisites

* [UniSat Wallet Setup](/how-to-tutorials/using-hemi/wallet-setup/btc-wallet-setup.md)

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## 📚 Tutorial

### 1. Open the UniSat browser extension ![](/files/qyKLY3CGr2A0HaskLBJl)

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### 2. Select the network dropdown

Click the network dropdown in the top-right corner to view all Bitcoin networks. \
![](/files/QuCYXPWVie42ZxGjxl7q)

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### 3. Select Bitcoin Testnet

Select `'Bitcoin Testnet'` from the list of networks. \
&#x20;![](/files/arD5i8XSgO8Y9yxZyZ4I)\
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From here, the dropdown should expand and you can click on `'Bitcoin Testnet'.`\
![](/files/g4vJmYUZkK2INt19zf8L)

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### 4. You are ready to interact on Bitcoin Testnet! 🎉

Your wallet is now ready to send, receive, and sign transactions on Bitcoin Testnet!


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