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Search EVM networks, inspect public endpoints, check live latency and block freshness, then copy or add the configuration to your wallet.
EVM network catalog
Network data loads progressively. Live checks run only when you open a network.
Frequently asked questions
What is an RPC and why do I need one?
An RPC endpoint is the network node your wallet and apps use to reach a blockchain — read balances, send transactions and fetch data. Without a working RPC your wallet cannot talk to the network.
How do I add a network to my wallet?
Open a network and press «Add to wallet» — the Chain ID, currency, RPC and explorer fill in automatically through the EIP-3085 standard. You can also attach a single endpoint with the «Connect» button.
Which RPC should I choose?
Prefer endpoints marked «Healthy» with low latency and minimal block lag. The one tagged «Fastest for you» had the best response time from your own connection.
Is the data live?
The network catalog loads from an open registry, and latency and block-height checks run the moment you open a network — from your browser and through our server to get around CORS limits.
Are public RPCs safe?
A public RPC provider can see your IP and requests. That is fine for everyday use, but verify the Chain ID and address before large transfers, and use a trusted or self-hosted node when you need privacy.
Where do I get test coins?
For testnets the network card lists faucets when the registry provides them — open the link to claim free test tokens.