Networks

What is available, per network.

66 networks are registered in this build. Registration is not a product: most of them serve nothing, and there is no page for a network this deployment cannot do anything on. These 10 are the ones it can.

NetworkFamily BalancesNetwork state PaymentsPayable asset Final condition
Arbitrum OneEVMyesyesyesUSDTL1_CONFIRMED
Avalanche C-ChainEVMyesyesyesUSDTACCEPTED
BaseEVMyesyesyesUSDCL1_FINALIZED
BNB Smart ChainEVMyesyesyesUSDTFINALIZED
CeloEVMnonoyesUSDTL1_FINALIZED
EthereumEVMyesyesnoUSDTFINALIZED
Polygon PoSEVMyesyesyesUSDTFINALIZED
StellarNATIVEnonoyesUSDCCLOSED
TONNATIVEnonoyesTONMASTERCHAIN_COMMITTED
XRP LedgerNATIVEnonoyesRLUSDVALIDATED

Generated from the deployment. Live component state is on the status page.

Why some networks are missing

Registered is not served. A network in the registry is one this build knows how to name. Serving it needs an engine, a source, and a capability that has been qualified against the live chain.

Four are held by a Data plane that is not running here. Ethereum, Tron, Solana and Bitcoin are followed for payments by a process that ingests and records those chains. It is not attached to this deployment, and a payment watch on one of them is refused rather than accepted.

Thin pages would be worse than no pages. A page per registered network would be mostly pages saying nothing, which helps nobody looking for an answer and is not something a search engine should reward.

The list moves when the deployment does. This page is generated, so a network that starts or stops being served appears or disappears rather than being remembered incorrectly.