Start building on the Nexus Layer 1 in minute
Nexus Layer 1 is designed to be familiar and accessible to Ethereum developers. If you’ve built on Ethereum before, you’re already equipped to build on Nexus. Our platform is fully EVM-compatible, which means you can use all your existing tools, libraries, and code without any modifications.
To connect your wallet to the Nexus Chain:
Open your wallet
Open your web3 wallet extension or app
Add a new network
Use our network details to add the Nexus Chain
Start transacting
Begin using the Nexus Chain for transactions
Property | Value |
---|---|
Chain ID | 3940 |
Native Token | Nexus Token (NEX) |
RPC (HTTP) | https://testnet3.rpc.nexus.xyz |
RPC (WebSocket) | wss://testnet3.rpc.nexus.xyz |
Add Nexus Layer 1 to your existing development setup with these simple configurations:
To enable contract verification, you’ll need to:
.env
file with your credentials:Use your familiar deployment commands to deploy to Nexus:
Note: For Hardhat deployments, you’ll need to create a deployment script in the scripts/
directory. See our Developing your first app guide for a complete example.
After deploying your contract, you can verify it to make your contract’s source code publicly available and build trust with users.
You have two options for verification:
Option 1: Via Terminal
Option 2: Via Web Interface
Visit: https://testnet3.explorer.nexus.xyz/contract-verification
Note: Make sure you’ve completed the verification setup steps above, including:
hardhat.config.js
You’re all set! Start building on Nexus today using your existing Ethereum development knowledge and tools. For more detailed guides, check out our Developing your first app tutorial.
Start building on the Nexus Layer 1 in minute
Nexus Layer 1 is designed to be familiar and accessible to Ethereum developers. If you’ve built on Ethereum before, you’re already equipped to build on Nexus. Our platform is fully EVM-compatible, which means you can use all your existing tools, libraries, and code without any modifications.
To connect your wallet to the Nexus Chain:
Open your wallet
Open your web3 wallet extension or app
Add a new network
Use our network details to add the Nexus Chain
Start transacting
Begin using the Nexus Chain for transactions
Property | Value |
---|---|
Chain ID | 3940 |
Native Token | Nexus Token (NEX) |
RPC (HTTP) | https://testnet3.rpc.nexus.xyz |
RPC (WebSocket) | wss://testnet3.rpc.nexus.xyz |
Add Nexus Layer 1 to your existing development setup with these simple configurations:
To enable contract verification, you’ll need to:
.env
file with your credentials:Use your familiar deployment commands to deploy to Nexus:
Note: For Hardhat deployments, you’ll need to create a deployment script in the scripts/
directory. See our Developing your first app guide for a complete example.
After deploying your contract, you can verify it to make your contract’s source code publicly available and build trust with users.
You have two options for verification:
Option 1: Via Terminal
Option 2: Via Web Interface
Visit: https://testnet3.explorer.nexus.xyz/contract-verification
Note: Make sure you’ve completed the verification setup steps above, including:
hardhat.config.js
You’re all set! Start building on Nexus today using your existing Ethereum development knowledge and tools. For more detailed guides, check out our Developing your first app tutorial.