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  • Welcome to Quantum
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    • Pricing
  • Self-Custody Infrastructure
    • Pincode Management
    • Private Key Management
  • Quickstart guide
  • Authentication
    • API Authentication
  • Faucets
  • Networks & URLs
  • Walletify Api
    • Overview
    • Getting started
    • User Management
    • Signing Methods
    • Testnet Assets
    • Basic Guides
      • Create a user
      • Retrieve a user
      • Update a user
      • Delete a user
      • Create a signing method
      • Update a signing method
      • Delete a signing method
      • Create a wallet
      • Retrieve wallet
      • Archive a wallet
      • Import a wallet
      • Export a wallet
      • Retrieve native balance
      • Retrieve ERC20 tokens
      • Retrieve NFTs
      • Transfer a native token
      • Transfer an ERC20 token
      • Transfer an NFT
      • Transfer a fungible token
      • Signatures
      • Read a contract
      • Execute a contract call
      • Get Transaction status
      • Resubmit a transaction
      • Get wallet events
      • Webhooks
    • Advanced Guides
      • Burn an NFT
      • Filter Spam NFTs
      • Filter NSFW NFTs
      • SWAP Token Pairs
      • Gasless/Meta Transactions
      • Sign RAW Transactions
      • Using Fiat Onramp with Walletify-API
      • Deploy an Ethereum contract
      • Integrate with WalletConnect
      • Set Up NFT Token Gating
      • Chain Specific Fields
      • Integrate with WalletConnect
      • Encrypted PIN Transfer
  • Nft Wizard Api
    • Overview
    • Getting started
    • Basic Guides
      • Get any NFT info
      • Get any NFT contract
      • Get NFTs by any wallet
      • Get wallets by any NFT
      • Create contract
      • Retrieve Contract
      • Delete Contract
      • Check Contract Status
      • Retrieve Contract Metadata
      • Update Contract Metadata
      • Create Token-type (NFT template)
      • Retrieve Token-type (NFT template)
      • Delete Token-type (NFT Template)
      • Check Token-type Status
      • Retrieve Token-type Metadata
      • Update Token-type Metadata
      • Mint an NFT
      • Batch Mint NFTs
      • Update NFT Metadata
      • Retrieve NFT Metadata
      • Add Audio to your NFTs
      • Add Video to your NFTs
      • Store NFT Media
      • Webhooks
    • Advanced Guides
      • Mass Minting
      • Speed Up Minting
      • Dynamic NFTs
      • Configure Royalties
      • Create Company Minter Wallet
      • Retrieve Company Minter Wallets
      • Store NFT Metadata on IPFS
      • View NFT on sandbox/testnet
    • NFT Configuration
      • Attributes
      • Animation & Media
      • Collection Info
      • Max Supply
      • Mint Number
      • Burnable
      • Metadata Storage
  • TMINTER API
    • Overview
    • Getting started
    • Basic Guide
      • Retrieve Any NFT Information
      • Retrieve NFT Contract Information
      • Retrieve NFTs by Wallet Address
      • Retrieve Wallets by NFT
      • Create a New NFT Contract
      • Retrieve a Contract
      • Delete a Contract
      • Check Contract Status
      • Retrieve Contract Metadata
      • Update Contract Metadata
      • Create Token-Type
      • Retrieve Token-Type
      • Delete Token-Type
      • Check Token-Type Status
      • Retrieve Token-Type Metadata
      • Update Token-Type Metadata
      • Mint a Single NFT
      • Batch Mint Multiple NFTs
      • Update NFT Metadata
      • Retrieve NFT Metadata
      • Add Audio to Your NFTs
      • Add Video to Your NFTs
      • Store NFT Media
      • Webhooks for NFT Events
    • Advance Guide
      • Dynamic NFT Creation
      • Token Economics and Supply Control
      • Advanced Minting: Royalty Distribution
      • Cross-Chain NFT Minting
      • NFT Sharding (Fractional Ownership)
      • Batch NFT Minting with Custom Metadata
      • Add Interactivity to NFTs
      • Advanced Media Integration: VR and AR
      • Webhook Triggers for Automated Processes
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  • RPC Nodes (direct node endpoints)
  • 📘
  • Blockchain networks
  • EVM Explained
  • What are EVM compatible blockchains?

Networks & URLs

More details about our Sandbox and Production environment and supported blockchains.

Depending on which environment your application is connecting to, your blockchain transactions will be directed to a specific blockchain network. Please find below an overview of the different endpoints and the associated blockchain networks.

Endpoints

Service

Description

Sandbox

Production

Authentication

Used for authentication

Walletify Api

Interacting with the Walletify API endpoints

TMinter Api

Interacting with the NFT API endpoints

NFT Wizard Api

Interacting with the Market API endpoints

RPC Nodes (direct node endpoints)

📘

The RPC endpoints connect to port 443.

Production Endpoint

HTTP

https://evm-node.quantum.io/chains/{chainId}

Blockchain (mainnet)

{chainId)

BASE

8453

XPLA

37

Polygon

137

Avalanche

43114

BNB (Binance Smart Chain)

56

Ethereum

1

Arbitrum

42161

Sandbox Endpoint

HTTP

https://evm-node-sandbox.quantum.io/chains/{chainId}

Blockchain (testnet)

{chainId)

BASE (sepolia)

84532

XPLA (testnet)

47

Polygon (amoy)

80002

Avalanche (fuji)

43113

BNB (Binance Smart Chain) (testnet)

97

Ethereum (sepolia)

11155111

Arbitrum (sepolia)

421614

Blockchain networks

Blockchain

Sandbox

Production

EVM

Bitcoin

testnet3

mainnet

-

Ethereum

Sepolia

mainnet

✅

Polygon (Matic)

Amoy

mainnet

✅

BNB Chain (Binance Smart Chain)

testnet

mainnet

✅

Avalanche

Fuji

mainnet (C-Chain)

✅

Arbitrum

Sepolia

mainnet (One)

✅

BASE

Sepolia

mainnet

✅

XPLA

testnet

mainnet

✅

ImmutableX

testnet

mainnet

✅ *

Hedera

testnet

mainnet

✅ *

VeChain

testnet

mainnet

✅ *

GoChain

testnet

mainnet

✅ *

Litecoin

testnet

mainnet

-

Aeternity

testnet

mainnet

-

NEO

testnet

mainnet

-

* Blockchains which have have partial EVM support

EVM Explained

The Ethereum Virtual Machine or EVM is like a powerful, decentralized computer that helps people do things on the Ethereum network, and its actions are recorded on the blockchain for everyone to see and agree upon. EVM is a platform for smart contract deployment and execution.

The Ethereum Virtual Machine serves as a software platform enabling developers to build decentralized applications (dApps) on the Ethereum network. All Ethereum accounts and smart contracts exist on this virtual machine.

What are EVM compatible blockchains?

EVM compatible blockchains refers to the blockchains on which you can write and deploy smart contracts that are compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine.

Compatibility with the EVM enables numerous blockchains such as Polygon, Avalanche, and Binance Smart Chain to reduce the entry barrier for developers. This is possible because their native codes align with Ethereum, allowing seamless deployment of smart contracts on these new chains.

Hence, EVM chains can offer solutions to facilitate interoperability among blockchain networks and dApps adhering to Ethereum principles.

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The sandbox environment is your playground. It connects to testnet-blockchains, meaning that no real cryptocurrency and NFTs are involved. You can use to receive cryptocurrency or to generate NFTs.

testnet-faucets
https://login-sandbox.Quantum.io
https://login.Quantum.io
https://api-wallet-sandbox.Quantum.io
https://api-wallet.Quantum.io
https://nft-api-sandbox.Quantum.io
https://nft-api.Quantum.io
https://api-sandbox.Quantum.market
https://api.Quantum.market