Dashboard

Network: [[ name ]]

Block Number: [[ components.monitor.details.block.number ]]

Version: [[ version ]]

Database: [[ components.db.details.migration ]]

Chain Information

Name: [[ name ]]
Chain ID: [[ chainID ]]
Group: [[ group ]]
Network: [[ network ]]
Explorer: [[ #explorer ]] [[ explorer ]] [[ /explorer ]] [[ ^explorer ]](not set)[[ /explorer ]]
Block Period: [[ #blockPeriod ]] [[ blockPeriod ]] seconds [[ /blockPeriod ]] [[ ^blockPeriod ]](not set)[[ /blockPeriod ]]
The expected time (in seconds) between blocks on this chain. Used for monitoring and timing logic. If not set, timing assumptions may be less accurate.
Grace Period: [[ #gracePeriod ]] [[ gracePeriod ]] seconds [[ /gracePeriod ]] [[ ^gracePeriod ]](not set)[[ /gracePeriod ]]
An additional buffer time (in seconds) allowed for block production before considering the network delayed. If not set, the system may react more quickly to perceived delays.
Native Currency: [[ nativeCurrency.name ]] ([[ nativeCurrency.symbol ]]), Decimals: [[ nativeCurrency.decimals ]]

Features

[[ #confirmations ]] [[ /confirmations ]] [[ ^confirmations ]] [[ /confirmations ]] Confirmations

This is a flag returned by the API to indicate whether the confirmations feature is enabled for this chain. It does not affect backend transaction processing or finality logic. The value is returned by the /network endpoint.

[[ #smartTransactions ]] [[ /smartTransactions ]] [[ ^smartTransactions ]] [[ /smartTransactions ]] Smart Transactions

Enables advanced programmable transactions, such as batching or custom logic, using dedicated RPC endpoints (e.g., eth_sendSmartTransaction, eth_getSmartTransactionStatus). If disabled, only standard transactions are supported and these endpoints are unavailable.

[[ #relayTransactions ]] [[ /relayTransactions ]] [[ ^relayTransactions ]] [[ /relayTransactions ]] Relay Transactions

Allows users to submit transactions without directly paying gas fees; a relayer submits and pays for them on their behalf using a dedicated RPC endpoint (e.g., eth_sendRelayTransaction). If disabled, users must submit and pay for their own transactions.