Consensus and execution.
Each with a clear job.
HashNET orders transactions through its DAG-based consensus model. V2 combines that model with evmone execution for smart-contract applications and preserves legacy Tolar integration paths.
Understand the interfacesUse TOL
Transfer the network’s native currency and pay transaction fees.
Build applications
Deploy and interact with smart contracts through documented interfaces.
Inspect the result
Follow receipts, events and available history through RPC or an explorer.
Mainnet or testnet?
Keep production activity and development separate. Configuration is maintained in one shared registry across this site.
- RPC endpoint
https://jsongw.mainnet.tolar.io/jsonrpc- Chain ID
1 (0x1)- Currency
- TOL
Configuration checked 2026-10-01. This is connection information, not a live availability indicator.
- RPC endpoint
https://jsongw.testnet.tolar.io/jsonrpc- Chain ID
2 (0x2)- Currency
- TOL
Configuration checked 2026-10-01. This is connection information, not a live availability indicator.
Tolar chain IDs overlap Ethereum network IDs. Confirm the RPC URL—not just the chain ID—before signing. Read compatibility guidance.
Performance, with context.
A TPS number is useful only with its workload and measurement conditions. HashNET V2 includes repeatable network throughput tests. Their results must not be confused with public-mainnet performance.
Read benchmark methodologyOperate with confidence.
Choose validator, full or archive mode to suit your responsibilities and retention needs. Validator membership follows Tolar’s designated-update-key model.
Read the operator guide