ZKcandy Documentation
Connecting to ZKcandy
ZKcandy is compatible with most EVM wallets such as Trust Wallet and Metamask. To find out how to add a new network or chain to your existing wallet, please consult the documentation from your wallet provider.
While most wallets can transact easily on ZKcandy, some wallets may encounter errors or issues when trying to deploy contracts. We advise using a test wallet on the ZKcandy Testnet to determine whether your wallet software or development environment is capable of deploying to ZKcandy.
One-click connection
Use the button below to quickly add the ZKcandy Mainnet to your injected wallet. This button should work with most browser-based wallets such as Metamask. You may be prompted to allow a wallet connection when you click the button.
Manual connection
Refer to your wallet’s documentation on how to add a new network or blockchain to your configuration. The parameters are as follows:
ZKcandy Mainnet Connection Details
Key | Value |
Chain Name | ZKcandy Mainnet |
RPC API Endpoint | https://rpc.zkcandy.io |
chainID | 320 |
Symbol | ETH |
Block Explorer |
Once connected, you will need Ether in order to transact and deploy contracts from your Externally-Owned Account (EOA). You can bridge Ether from the Ethereum Mainnet. More information can be found from the page below:
ZKcandy Testnet Connection Details
Key | Value |
Chain Name | ZKcandy Sepolia Testnet |
RPC API Endpoint | |
chainID | 302 |
Symbol | SepETH |
Block Explorer |
Your wallet may throw an error stating that the RPC is reporting a different native token symbol (ETH) from the one in this page. To avoid confusion, Test Ether on the ZKcandy Sepolia Testnet will be referred to as SepETH. We encourage using this symbol to differentiate between real and test Ether.
The ZKcandy Testnet is used as a testbed for new features and chain updates. As such it may be rebooted and/or undergo regenesis from time-to-time. This can cause issues with wallets that may cache nonces, block heights and/or other chain information. Use the guide below if you are having issues transacting or using the ZKcandy Sepolia Testnet.
Once connected, you will need Test Ether in order to transact and deploy contracts from your EOA. You can bridge this Test Ether from the Ethereum Sepolia Testnet using our official bridge at https://sepolia.bridge.zkcandy.io.