Quick Guide

If you are a developer looking to build applications on the BOT Chain, this document provides all the essential information you need.

Getting Started

BOT Chain is a high-performance blockchain network.

Since BOT Chain is EVM-compatible, your existing Ethereum smart contract skills will seamlessly transfer to BOT Chain.

Connecting

Here are some resources to help you get connected to the BOT network:

• Wallet Configuration

  • Test net

  Chain ID：968

  RPC：https://rpc.bohr.life

  Native Token：BOT

  Total Supply：150 Million

  Explorer：https://scan.bohr.life/

  • Main net

  Chain ID：677

  RPC：https://rpc.botchain.ai

  Native Token：BOT

  Total Supply：150 Million

  Explorer：https://scan.botchain.ai

Get Tokens

BOT is the native utility token of BOT Chain and is used to pay transaction fees. For the testnet, you can obtain test tokens from the BOT Chain faucet.

• BOT Chain Testnet Faucet

For the mainnet, BOT tokens are currently available exclusively via our official DEX, where you can swap for BOT using supported assets.

• B DEX

JSON-RPC API

Interacting with BOT Chain requires sending requests to specific JSON-RPC API methods. BOT Chain's APIs are compatible with Geth.

Developer Tools

• Explorer

  • BOTScan (Testnet)

  • BOTScan (Mainnet)

• SDK. If you are only using the SDK for Ethereum-compatible functions, then all Ethereum SDKs should work with BOT Chain.

  • ethers.js

  • web3.js

• Tools

  • Remix

  • Hardhat

  • Foundry

• Indexing

  • TheGraph

  • Covalent

  • Others

• Wallets

  • BO Wallet

  • Metamask