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# Thirdweb

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### **Connecting StealthTest to Thirdweb Dashboard**

1. First, you will need to be signed in to your [Thirdweb Dashboard](https://thirdweb.com/dashboard) using your preferred wallet.
2. Once your wallet is connected, you can navigate to the **RPC** tab at the top then select **Add Network**
3. Enter the following information in the empty fields&#x20;
   * Network Name --> This can be any name of your choosing
     * Ex: "My Test Network"
   * Network ID --> This will auto-populate with your preferred network name.&#x20;
     * This value is customizable.
   * Chain ID --> The chain ID associated with your specific network
     * Ex: `123578`
   * Currency Symbol --> The currency symbol the wallet will use for the network's native currency
     * Ex: ETH&#x20;
   * Network Type&#x20;
     * You can choose either *Mainnet* or *Testnet*
   * Icon --> This is an optional field if you would like to associate an image with your custom network
   * RPC URL --> Your unique StealthTest RPC URL
     * Ex: `https://24092de2-aa2a-410c-b22e-7d17500b3ca8.ethereum.nameless.io`
4. Click **Add Network**&#x20;

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{% hint style="success" %}
**Congratulations!** You may now use your private StealthTest network in Thirdweb 🔥&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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