Mainnet portal
Network access and tools.
XDC developer toolkit
Network endpoints, SDKs, explorers, wallets, contract tools and reference documents in one place.
Use familiar EVM tooling to build on XDC, test on Apothem and connect an application to mainnet. Choose the correct network before deploying contracts or sending assets.
Network access and tools.
Manage XDC with the web-wallet interface.
Inspect transactions, blocks, addresses and contracts.
Alternative explorer entry point from the network navigation.
Explore validator participation and staking governance.
Open the network monitoring portal.
Apothem is the development test network. Test XDC is used for testing and has no monetary value.
Test network information and tools.
Request test XDC for contracts and applications.
Browse testnet transactions and contracts.
Additional testnet explorer.
Node software and deployment instructions.
XDC’s EVM compatibility supports familiar smart-contract and JSON-RPC development workflows.
Connect applications to supported wallet providers.
JavaScript interface for XDC JSON-RPC operations.
Core protocol source and release information.
Docker-based node setup and configuration.
Network information and resources for exchange integrations.
Legacy documentation covering the XDC networks.
Published HTTP and WebSocket endpoints for mainnet. Network availability and provider limits may change.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| HTTP | Mainnet JSON-RPC |
| HTTP | Mainnet JSON-RPC |
| HTTP | Mainnet JSON-RPC |
| HTTP | Mainnet JSON-RPC |
| HTTP | Mainnet JSON-RPC |
| WebSocket | Mainnet WebSocket |
| WebSocket | Mainnet WebSocket |
| WebSocket | Mainnet WebSocket |
| WebSocket | Mainnet WebSocket |
Use testnet endpoints when developing and testing applications.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| HTTP | Apothem JSON-RPC |
| HTTP | Apothem JSON-RPC |
| HTTP | Apothem JSON-RPC |
| WebSocket | Apothem WebSocket |
| WebSocket | Apothem WebSocket |
| WebSocket | Apothem WebSocket |
Use a block explorer to inspect transactions, contract interactions, blocks, addresses and public network activity. Public APIs support application development.
XDC mainnet.
Apothem testnet.
A browser wallet for storing, sending and receiving XDC and XRC20 assets.
Official Chrome Web Store listing linked by the network guide.
Wallet setup and usage guidance.
XDC Remix is a browser-based Solidity IDE for writing, compiling, deploying and running smart contracts.
Start a Solidity development session.
Learn the browser-based development workflow.
Request Apothem test tokens before exercising a contract or testing application transactions.
Apothem faucet.
Testnet portal.
Read the scope, date and findings of each assessment. A historical report covers the software and conditions reviewed at that time.
Published XDPoSChain security assessment.
XDC project page and audit materials.
Provider announcement of XDC investigation support.
Transaction monitoring, wallet screening and investigation services.
These are historical, jurisdiction-specific opinions and risk assessments. Dates and document scope matter.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Legal opinion | Legal opinion dated 14 January 2021. |
Miller Thomson · Canada Legal opinion | The Canadian opinion listed in the original network guide. Document unavailableThe original document URL is no longer available. |
| Risk memorandum | Regulatory risk memorandum dated 15 July 2022. |
| Legal opinion | XDC token opinion dated 11 March 2024. |
The original network guide describes VNXDC as a Vinter single-asset benchmark tracking XDC in US dollars using a reference-rate methodology. Vinter’s documentation is now maintained under Kaiko; use the current methodology and index information for availability and scope.
Current index documentation; the linked directory covers active multi-asset indices.
Network integration, smart contracts and node operations.
Ask questions, share a tutorial or connect with other builders.
Join the XDC technical community.
AI development tools and technical support for building on XDC.
Content carried forward from XinFin’s public website and linked primary sources. Historical material is identified where applicable.
Source record Editorial methodology