Developer-focused testnet for dApps and smart contracts
Access Core Blockchain Testnet2 through our unified RPC API with 57 supported methods. Benefit from intelligent routing across multiple providers, real-time node health monitoring, and optimized performance with economy and performance routing strategies. Get started with instant API access and transparent pricing.
Daily in-sync status by provider over 30 days for this chain.
Daily replay correctness by provider over 30 days for this chain.
Method | Usage | Providers | Price | Latency (p50) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
debug_getBadBlocks | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_getTrieFlushInterval | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_storageRangeAt | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_traceBlock | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_traceBlockByHash | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_traceBlockByNumber | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_traceCall | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
debug_traceTransaction | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
eth_accounts | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
eth_blobBaseFee | Low | 2 | $3.00/M $6.00/M | - - |
Core Blockchain Testnet2 is a testnet environment for the Core blockchain, identified by chain ID 1114 and short name tcore2. It utilizes tCORE2 as its native currency, with 18 decimal places. This testnet is designed for developers to test and deploy decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts within the Core ecosystem.
A faucet is provided to distribute tCORE2 tokens for testing purposes. Developers are encouraged to migrate from the deprecated Core Testnet1 to Testnet2 to ensure continued support and access to the latest features.
Core Testnet2 integrates with Bitcoin Testnet4, facilitating the testing of Bitcoin-related features, including non-custodial BTC staking. This integration allows developers to test BTC-specific functionalities within the Core blockchain environment.
The testnet has undergone several protocol upgrades, such as the Theseus Hardfork, which introduced enhancements like a protocol-level fee-sharing model and live chain tracing with hooks. These upgrades aim to improve transparency, revenue sharing, and developer tooling within the Core blockchain.
