RPC Documentation
Complete guide to QSN blockchain JSON-RPC 2.0 API. 177 methods.
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Mainnet
Chain ID:
99990Symbol:
QSNMin Stake:
1000 QSNLive
Pyuniq Testnet
RPC:
https://node.qsnchain.com/testnet/WS:
wss://node.qsnchain.com/testnet/wsChain ID:
99991Symbol:
tQSNDev
Devnet
RPC:
https://node.qsnchain.com/devnet/WS:
wss://node.qsnchain.com/devnet/wsChain ID:
99992Min Stake:
0What is delegation?
Delegation allows token holders to earn rewards by delegating tokens to validators without running a node.
1
Get staking information
First check current staking parameters:
Response contains:
minStake- minimum amount (Testnet: 1000 tQSN)apr- annual percentage ratevalidators- number of validatorsepochDuration- epoch length in blocks
2
Choose a validator
Get list of active validators:
Selection criteria:
commission- validator commission (0-100%)uptime- uptime (higher is better)stake- total validator stake
3
Delegate tokens
Send tokens to stake with chosen validator:
⚠️ Important:
- Minimum: 1000 tQSN (Testnet) / 0 (Devnet)
- amount in wei (18 decimals): 1000 tQSN = 1000000000000000000000
4
Check your stake
5
Unstake tokens
To withdraw tokens from staking:
🔒 Unbonding period:
Mainnet/Testnet: 7 days. Devnet: instant.
What do you need to start?
Create a wallet with post-quantum keys and get test tokens to interact with the network.
1
Create wallet
Create a new wallet with post-quantum keys:
Response:
💡 Tip:
Save both addresses! quantAddress for QSN, evmAddress for EVM compatibility.
2
Get test tokens
Use the faucet to get free test tokens:
Limits:
- 5 requests per hour per address
- 10 tQSN per request
3
Check balance
Response:
4
Convert addresses (optional)
If you have an EVM address, convert it to QSN format:
Total 177 RPC methods available
Full documentation available on GitHub
