# Getting started with Mumbai Testnet

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In this section, you will learn how to connect and use your Web3 wallet on the Mumbai Testnet. You can either watch the **Videos** or you can read the **Text** below the Video.
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## **Connect your Web3 wallet to the Mumbai Testnet**

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We recommend using [Metamask wallet](/products/set-up-metamask.md) as your Web3 wallet.
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* Log in to your wallet
* Go to [https://chainlist.org/](https://chainlist.org) site
* In the search box insert ***mumbai***
* Click the ***connect your wallet*** button on the top right
* And click \_**add to Metamask** \_ button

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If Metamask is well connected the fox icon appears.
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![Add the Mumbai testnet to Metamask using chainlist.org](/files/hKi68AAzH4ncPlFgu9VF)

## **Deposit test-MATIC to your Mumbai wallet**

### What is test-MATIC?

TEST MATIC token is the ERC20 token used on Mumbai to pay for transaction fees (abbreviated as MATIC) and, consequently, for deploying a DAO, in the same way that test-ETH is used on e.g. Goerli testnet.

> Important info: please note that the symbol of the test-MATIC is "MATIC", the same as for mainnet-matic.

### How to get test-MATIC?

To get test-MATIC, you can go to the [Polygon Mumbai Faucet](https://faucet.polygon.technology):

* Network select ***Mumbai***
* Select token ***MATIC Token***
* Enter your wallet address where you will receive the test-Matic

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If you are using Metamask, it is your wallet account address.
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* Click ***Submit***

![Polygon Mumbai Faucet](/files/3aKtn1bxb7ftCpUIhO00)

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It may take up to 30 minutes to receive your test-MATIC due to network traffic. You should see test-MATIC in your wallet (in our example, Metamask account) soon after.
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