EVM Basics
This page covers the foundational EVM features you’ll need on Hyperliquid.
1. RPC Nodes & Endpoints
Use the following endpoints to interact with the Hyperliquid network:
Mainnet RPC
Hyperliquid: https://rpc.hyperliquid.xyz/evm
Chain ID: 999
Testnet RPC
Hyperliquid: https://rpc.hyperliquid-testnet.xyz/evm (old one: api.hyperliquid-testnet.xyz/evm)
Luganodes: https://hyperliquid.lgns.xyz/
Enigma: https://hyperliquid-rpc.enigma-validator.com/evm
Chain ID: 998
Tip: Choose the endpoint that best fits your region or latency needs. They all serve the same network.
2. Block Explorers & Analysis Tools
Track transactions, verify contracts, and analyze on-chain activity with the following resources:
Tools Directory: Community & Projects Tools
3. Main Contract Addresses (Testnet Only)
Here are some commonly used Testnet contracts on HyperEVM:
mockBTC (MBTC):
0x453b63484b11bbF0b61fC7E854f8DAC7bdE7d458
Purr:
0xC003D79B8a489703b1753711E3ae9fFDFC8d1a82
Hyperswap LP (HPSX):
0xddA44A39AaA3e2dcc8aFd78ca70b0718877188b5
WETH:
0xADcb2f358Eae6492F61A5F87eb8893d09391d160
0xe0bdd7e8b7bf5b15dcDA6103FCbBA82a460ae2C7
Less common)
Stacked USDe (sUSDe):
0x2222C34A8dd4Ea29743bf8eC4fF165E059839782
USDC:
0x6fDbAF3102eFC67ceE53EeFA4197BE36c8E1A094
(Less common)
0x24ac48bf01fd6CB1C3836D08b3EdC70a9C4380cA
SolvBTC:
0x4B85aCF84b2593D67f6593D18504dBb3A337D3D8
Stacked Testh (stTESTH):
0xe2FbC9cB335A65201FcDE55323aE0F4E8A96A616
HFUN:
0x37adB2550b965851593832a6444763eeB3e1d1Ec
CatBAL:
0x26272928f2395452090143Cf347aa85f78cDa3E8
Points:
0xFe1E6dAC7601724768C5d84Eb8E1b2f6F1314BDe
Jeff:
0xbF7C8201519EC22512EB1405Db19C427DF64fC91
Kei Stablecoin:
0xE1A78f5B2FC080d7F34c47d703f19533097Ee34a
HYPE: As the native token of HyperEVM, HYPE does not have a deployed contract address. Its balance is fetched directly via RPC when connecting a wallet (similar to ETH on Ethereum). Use
eth_getBalance
to interact with it.
4. dApp Setup & Deployment
To learn how to configure your application, integrate wallets (e.g., Wagmi or WalletConnect), and deploy contracts (using Foundry, Hardhat, or other tools), see the dedicated dApp Setup & Deployment page.
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