The developers of the non-custodian cryptocurrency wallet ZenGo have implemented support for the digital currency test network Libra from Facebook.

Hello Libra!
Very excited to bring you the first consumer-grade mobile wallet for Libra (test net).
You can send, receive, backup, restore, all without private keys, passwords or even KYC.
We even provide you your first Libra Coins (LBR). Have fun https://t.co/6szJf4sthl pic.twitter.com/OO6rMH3A3D

– ZenGo (@ZenGo) August 18, 2019

Now users will be able to send and receive tokens of the Libra test network, however, developers warn that so far these funds have no real value.

You can activate access to the test network from the account tab in the wallet.

“After activation, make sure you have a backup of your wallet, and we will send you the first Libra,” ZenGo developers said in a statement.

They also warned that the Libra test network may be periodically subjected to maintenance and updates, during which "all data on the network is reset along with transaction history and account balances."

ZenGo is currently only available for iOS devices. The developers did not report the possibility of an Android version.

Recall that the full launch of the digital currency Libra from the social network Facebook is expected in the first half of 2020. In late July, company representatives however announced that the launch of the project could be canceled due to significant pressure from regulators.

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