Getting started

Kadia is a family of open apps for Ergo. What you can use today runs on Ergo testnet, apart from the read-only explorer: it isn’t audited, nothing you sign is on mainnet, and ERG on testnet and the test tokens have no value.

What you can use today, on testnet

• Kadia DEX, with 11 markets: ERG against each of the ten test tokens (tUSE, tBTC, tADA, tETH, tBNB, tDOGE, tFIRO, tXMR, tLTC and tSOL), plus tUSE / tBTC. Swap either way, place limit, DCA, grid and route orders, add and remove liquidity (with ERG only, as a zap, on the ERG markets), and create a pool. Sign with Nautilus in your browser, or with ErgoPay on your phone for swaps and liquidity. When ErgoPay can’t carry an action, the app says so and offers a browser wallet.
• The testnet faucet, for ERG on testnet and the ten test tokens.
• Kadia Explorer, which reads Ergo mainnet, read-only.

Start with Try the testnet prototype, then Get test coins. The ids to check against are in the testnet DEX record.

What isn’t live yet

• Kadia Lending. Lending v1 is in development; the lending guide describes the design. A test version of the earlier lending prototype’s ERG market runs on Ergo testnet, but the public lending app isn’t connected to it.
• The Kadia oracle network’s feeds. The oracle app says “coming to testnet” until they’re deployed.
• The keep box, and maker and firm vaults for the DEX.
• Mainnet. No release dates, rates, yields or audit results are published. The roadmap has the current status.