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Add money
Fund an account with AUSD on Monad. Only the owner sees how.
Every Nuntio account holds one asset: AUSD, Agora's dollar stablecoin, with 6 decimals. Each account is fixed to it when it is created. Balances, limits and receipts are all in AUSD.
Mainnet
On nuntio.finance the owner adds money:
- Open Settings and find Add money, under Account. Only an account's owner sees it.
- Copy the account address shown there.
- From a wallet you control, send AUSD on Monad mainnet to that address.
The balance goes up once the transfer confirms. Nuntio does not sell AUSD.
Testnet
On testnet.nuntio.finance money is test AUSD, 0xa9012a055bd4e0eDfF8Ce09f960291C09D5322dC, and it has no value.
The public test AUSD faucet is empty, so there are two ways to get test dollars:
- Join the Sandbox, a shared test team anyone can join.
- Create a team. Nuntio's grant wallet sends each new testnet team $20 of test AUSD, once, while it has funds.
See Try it on testnet.
#Before you send
- Wait until setup is done. A team the factory created is not yours until your wallet accepts it. If money is sent to a team that is never accepted, nobody can withdraw it. The create flow does both steps for you, so add money after it shows the team as ready.
- Anyone can send to the address. The address is public on the chain. Only spenders with a policy can pay from it, and only within that policy.
#Taking money out
The account contract lets its owner withdraw the balance to the owner's own wallet (withdraw). It respects the account's pause. The app does not have a withdraw screen yet.
#Who can spend it
Nobody can pay from an account without a policy on it, the owner included. That is why Nuntio adds the owner as a spender the first time they open an account they own. See Spenders and policies.