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Networks and endpoints

Where the QRDX nodes and services are, and what each one serves.

Testnet, live
Block height
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Finalized epoch
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Block interval
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last 50 blocks
Chain ID
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Testnet

Node (REST)https://test.qrdx.org
JSON-RPChttps://test.qrdx.org/rpc
Streamswss://test.qrdx.org/ws (WebSocket), https://test.qrdx.org/stream (SSE)
Chain ID88888 (0x15b38), as the node reports it: see the live value above
Native currencyQRDX, 18 decimals
Trade APIhttps://trade.qrdx.org/api/v1-test
Explorerexplorer.qrdx.org

The node and the trade API allow requests from any origin (Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *), so a web page can call them directly. That is how the examples in these docs run.

Chain IDs are not final

QRDX chain IDs are not yet registered and may change before mainnet. Read the chain ID from the node (eth_chainId) rather than hard-coding it.

Mainnet

Mainnet has not launched. Its endpoints will be https://node.qrdx.org and https://rpc.qrdx.org, with the trade API at https://trade.qrdx.org/api/v1. See the roadmap.

Services

ServiceBase URLDocs
Trade APIhttps://trade.qrdx.org/api/v1-testTrade API
QRDX Connect relayhttps://trade.qrdx.org/api/relayQRDX Connect
Profileshttps://trade.qrdx.org/api/profilesProfiles

Running your own node

The node is open source (qrdx-org/qrdx-chain). A node you run serves the same JSON-RPC, REST and streams on port 3007 by default; streams are on when it starts with QRDX_ENABLE_STREAMING=1. Every playground in these docs can point at it: pick Local node (http://127.0.0.1:3007) or Custom… in a playground's network menu.

RPC
eth_chainId
params⌘/Ctrl + Enter to run

Run sends this request from your browser to https://test.qrdx.org/rpc.

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