> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.revelator.com/wallet/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.revelator.com/wallet/settings/switching-networks.md).
# Switching Networks
Revelator Wallet is multi-chain compatible, meaning you can run Base and Polygon (and more) networks at the same time. The app currently supports testnet blockchains in a separate network configuration to mainnet blockchains.
Switching network to testnets
1. Open your account page by tapping your avatar image top right.
2. Under settings open, **Network**
3. Tap **Testnets** to switch the network config currently used by the app from Mainnets -> Testnets.
4. Confirm the switch. Upon confirming the app will reload and you will now be able to use our supported testnets.
Switching network to mainnets
1. Open your account page by tapping your avatar image top right.
2. Under settings open, **Network**
3. Tap **Mainnets** to switch the network config currently used by the app from Testnets -> Mainnets.
4. Confirm the switch. Upon confirming the app will reload and you will now be able to use our supported mainnets.
When using the app with testnets, please note that **any royalty payments you receive or transactions you send are for testing purposes** **only** and will be using testnet funds and tokens that are not exchangeable for real value.
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