Welcome to the SaTT alpha.
SaTT is open to everyone while we finish setting things up. Everything works, but nothing is real money yet: try every feature freely, break things and tell us.
What “alpha” means
Test dollars
Dollar balances are test money. Add some for free with “Add test funds”. No card is charged and withdrawals are simulated.
Crypto on BNB Testnet
The crypto edition runs on BNB Smart Chain Testnet with test SaTT. Test tokens have no value and can’t be moved to mainnet.
Balances may be reset
Test balances, AdPools and posts may be wiped before the real launch. Don’t rely on anything you do here.
Timeline
- NowYou are here
Everything in test mode
Test dollars and BNB Smart Chain Testnet. Open to all, free to try.
- Next
Crypto on mainnet
AdPools in real SaTT on BNB Smart Chain mainnet.
- In about a month
Real card payments
Real dollar top-ups by card and bank payouts, once the company behind SaTT is set up.
How to test
Step by step, for each edition.
Dollars — no crypto
- 1Sign in with your e-mail and open the link we send you.
- 2On “My account”, click “Add test funds”.
- 3Create an AdPool in dollars: brief, networks, budget, end date.
- 4From another account, link a social handle and submit a post to the AdPool.
- 5Approve the post if it’s flagged, and watch the reward land in the balance.
- 6Connect a bank account and withdraw — the withdrawal is simulated.
If card top-up is shown, it’s Stripe test mode: card 4242 4242 4242 4242, any future expiry date, any CVC.
Start with your e-mailCrypto — BNB Testnet
- 1Install a wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet…).
- 2Connect it on SaTT and switch to BNB Smart Chain Testnet.
- 3Get free tBNB for gas from the BNB Chain faucet.
- 4Click “Get test SaTT” to receive test tokens.
- 5Create an AdPool, or join one and claim your reward.
Get free test SaTT
Test SaTT (tSaTT) has no value. Use it to create and join AdPools on BNB Smart Chain Testnet.
You also need a little test BNB for fees — it’s free. Get free test BNB
Found a bug?
Tell us on Telegram: what you did, what you expected and what happened. A screenshot helps a lot.