The network toggle
Switch between Arc mainnet (real money) and Arc testnet (test money) in one tap, with the network shown three ways at all times.
Kawase works on two networks: Arc mainnet, where money is real, and Arc testnet, where it is not. The network pill in the header switches between them in one tap, both ways, like dark mode.
- New accounts start on testnet, and anything missing or unreadable falls back to testnet: the safe direction.
- The first switch to mainnet shows a short "Real money" consent; after that it is instant.
- Always visible, never colour alone. On testnet a strip says "Testnet · no real money"; on mainnet, money cards carry a REAL MONEY label. The pill names the network, and the voice orb changes colour (lime on mainnet, sky blue on testnet).
- Your wallet is the same on both: one address, the same contacts and settings. Balances and activity are per network.
- The server decides. The network is part of your session on the server, never chosen by the AI model; every payment carries the network it was prepared for, and a mismatch stops it.
When something exists on only one network — the faucet on testnet, the x402 marketplace on mainnet — Kawase says so and offers to switch rather than failing. See networks for the full comparison.