Canonical developer rules.
These rules define the stable public identity and safety boundary for third-party development on QENOVRA Public Testnet.
Network identity
Network: QENOVRA Public Testnet
Chain ID: 7992501
Native asset: tQEN · 18 decimals · no monetary value
Public address format: standard EVM 0x… only
Fee floor: 0.1 Gwei · EIP-1559
The retired QA chain 7992502 is not a public developer network.
Official endpoints
RPC: https://rpc-testnet.qenovra.com
Explorer: https://explorer.qenovra.com
Faucet: https://qenovra.com/faucet
Contract Studio: https://qenovra.com/developers.html
Network setup: https://qenovra.com/network
Supported developer workflow
Developers may use QENOVRA Contract Studio, Remix, Hardhat, Foundry, ethers, viem and other standard EVM tooling.
Every deployment must be signed by the developer's own wallet. The client must verify Chain ID 7992501 before signing or broadcasting. After deployment, verify the transaction receipt and non-empty runtime bytecode.
Public RPC may enforce rate limits, request-size limits and log-range limits. Unsafe validator/admin/debug control interfaces are not part of the public API.
Faucet and security
Default faucet grant is 0.05 tQEN with a default 24-hour cooldown per address and IP. Limits may change operationally without changing network identity.
Never submit seed phrases, private keys, validator keys or mainnet treasury credentials to any QENOVRA public testnet service.
Testnet expectations
The testnet may receive compatible upgrades, restarts and maintenance. Routine upgrades should preserve Chain ID 7992501, canonical genesis identity and public endpoint semantics. Any breaking reset must be announced explicitly as a new testnet generation.
Testnet balances, contracts and tQEN do not create mainnet assets or entitlements.