Getting Started
Connect an EVM wallet, configure GTBS Mainnet, request testnet GTBS and deploy your first contract.
A complete technical starting point for network users, developers, node operators, validators and infrastructure teams.
Start with the section that matches your role.
Connect an EVM wallet, configure GTBS Mainnet, request testnet GTBS and deploy your first contract.
Understand DPoS, validator roles, delegations, accounts, transactions, gas and finality.
Write and test Solidity contracts using Hardhat, Foundry or Remix.
Deploy Micro Nodes, Backup Validators and Super Nodes with production security practices.
Integrate GTBS using JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Go and Python tooling where supported.
Use JSON-RPC, WebSocket subscriptions and application infrastructure to connect to the network.
The published GTBS materials describe a DPoS Layer 1 with EVM execution and a validator-driven consensus model.
21 super-nodes produce blocks while 99 backup validators stand ready according to the whitepaper.
EVM-equivalent execution supports Solidity smart contracts and familiar tooling.
P2P peers, bootnodes, RPC endpoints and validator infrastructure provide connectivity.
Wallet, exchange, NFT, social, gaming and cloud products form the ecosystem layer.
Use these values for EVM-compatible wallets and applications.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Network Name | GTBS Chain |
| RPC URL | https://mainnet-rpc.gtbsblockchain.com/ |
| Chain ID | 4599 |
| Hex Chain ID | 0x11f7 |
| Native Symbol | GTBS |
A typical application transaction flows from wallet signing to RPC propagation, node execution and block finality.
The user signs a transaction with an EVM wallet.
The application sends the signed transaction through an RPC endpoint.
GTBS nodes validate and execute the transaction in the EVM environment.
Consensus participants agree on the resulting block and state.
Production operators should separate validator keys from public RPC services, monitor peer health and disk usage, maintain backups and test recovery before upgrades.