Add Igra Mainnet and Testnet (eip155:38833, eip155:38836) #7188
Description
Adding a new chain to the Explorer
To get a new chain added to the Explorer, you will need to submit the following:
-
JSON-RPC spec for Wallets (only if one doesn't already exist).
Igra is fully EVM-compatible and uses the standard Ethereum JSON-RPC spec. -
Write a CASA namespace spec if not already available for this namespace.
Already exists — EIP-155 (EVM).
GitHub Link: https://github.com/ChainAgnostic/namespaces/tree/main/eip155 -
namespaces:
eip155 (EVM-based chain) -
chains:
| Network | Chain ID | Compound Key | Label |
|---|---|---|---|
| Igra Mainnet | 38833 | eip155:38833 | mainnet |
| Igra Testnet | 38836 | eip155:38836 | testnet |
- RPC endpoints
Igra Mainnet (Chain ID: 38833)
| RPC URL | Provider |
|---|---|
| https://rpc.igralabs.com:8545 | Igra Labs |
Igra Testnet (Chain ID: 38836)
| RPC URL | Provider |
|---|---|
| https://galleon-testnet.igralabs.com:8545 | Igra Labs |
- SLIP-0044 coin type:
60 (Ether — standard for EVM-compatible chains)
References
To ensure timely processing of your request, please provide the following references:
- Source of RPC endpoints (e.g. RPC docs): Igra Docs
- Source of namespace (if non-EIP155) chain information (particularly chainIds): N/A — uses EIP-155 namespace
Additional context
- Igra Network is an EVM-compatible programmability layer built on top of Kaspa BlockDAG
- Native currency: iKAS (18 decimals)
- Website: https://igralabs.com
- Block explorer (mainnet): https://explorer.igralabs.com
- Block explorer (testnet): https://explorer.galleon-testnet.igralabs.com
- Already listed on DefiLlama Chainlist: Add Igra Mainnet (chainId 38833) to additionalChainRegistry DefiLlama/chainlist#2535 (merged)
- Pending on ethereum-lists/chains: Add Igra Network (38833) and Igra Testnet (38836) ethereum-lists/chains#8116
Please note:
Registering a chain with the Explorer does not impact or improve the ability for wallets and dapps to support your chain. It is simply a way for users to discover wallets and dapps that support your chain by:
- Browsing the Chains List
- Filtering results programmatically via the Explorer API
It is still up to wallets and dapps to provide concrete support for your chain once it is listed as part of the Explorer.
- I have read and understood the above clarification