> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.numera.trade/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Check it yourself

> The live contract addresses, and what you can verify with them.

Numera runs on a public blockchain, so every number on the site can be checked at the source. Here's where to look.

## Where it's running

**Monad testnet** — the complete system, running with practice funds.

<Note>
  Testnet dollars are for practice and carry no monetary value, so you can try everything end to end before real money is involved.
</Note>

## The contracts

| What it does                                                           | Address                                      |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **The market** — holds funds, sets prices, records positions, pays out | `0x1714FEA46837d5F5382270a40C21782bb6B3f42c` |
| **Fee coverage** — submits approved trades and pays the network cost   | `0xC59ea13B24609F11e513DB0C576D455caF1302F0` |
| **Settlement** — the open propose-and-review process                   | `0x30a43fffFeE508af3a70bF12421C77a105276839` |
| **Direct settlement** — for questions that are a matter of record      | `0xd8667022FfFA2A6AC375480BA16f2B4B42a3A97A` |
| **Market directory** — the catalogue of markets and categories         | `0x4Ae72fAea1D8fFBEE53F901Bcb465103c9717E12` |
| **Practice dollars**                                                   | `0xB950d6ab271c752f3b27dbc10441f4e1ca4d71af` |

## What you can confirm

Paste any address into a Monad testnet block explorer and see for yourself:

**Your trade is recorded.** Every trade appears permanently, with its size and price.

**Prices are genuine.** They're calculated on the blockchain itself, so the number on the site is the number in the contract.

**Markets are funded.** You can read exactly how much each market holds against every possible payout, and see that it covers all of them.

**Terms are unchanged.** A market's question, deadline and outcomes were written at creation and carry no edit function.

**Privacy holds up.** You'll see accounts trading, and no way to tell who any of them are. That's the [privacy design](/concepts/privacy) working, visible from the outside.

## The design, in what's absent

There's no user list, no record linking any person to any account, and no administrative control able to move a position, hold a payout or revise a settled market.

Those aren't commitments that could be revised later. They're absences in the code, and you can verify them the same way you verify everything else here.