> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://apriori-docs.gitbook.io/apriori-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://apriori-docs.gitbook.io/apriori-docs/aprmon/apriori-testnet-guide.md). # aPriori Testnet Guide ### Getting Started 1. Visit the Testnet App Visit the aPriori testnet app here: . Make sure you are accessing the testnet via our official links! \ \*if you don't have any testnet MON, visit our [Faucet guide](https://aprlabs.gitbook.io/apriori-docs/apriori-mon-faucet-guide) to claim test MON.

2. Connect Your Wallets via the top right “Connect Wallet” icon.

### Stake 1. Click on “Stake” to access the staking page

2. Choose the amount of MON test token you want to stake

3. Click “Stake” to deposit

4. Confirm your transaction in the Wallet

### Withdrawal 1. Click “Withdrawals” to access the request page

2. Choose “Request”

3. Input the amount of aprMON you want to unstake

4. Submit a request. Note that you can only have up to 256 pending requests at a time.

### Claim 1. Click “Withdrawals” to access the claiming page.

2. Choose “Claim”

3. Check the pending page for remaining times. The wait time is dependent on when you submitted your withdrawal request. aprMON will process all pending withdrawals once per epoch (roughly 5.5 to 6 hours), which then begins the undelegation process from validators. The undelegation process requires a couple epochs, at which point aprMON will be able to withdraw your request from the validators and make it available for claiming.

4. Once the token is ready, claim your token on the “Ready to Claim” tab

5. Choose the request you want to claim

6. Request to claim

7. You can also check withdrawals requests on the “All” tab.

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