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Custom Network Configuration — Multi-Chain Support in QSafe Wallet

QSafe Wallet is built to be multi-chain compatible, offering seamless management of digital assets across a variety of blockchain ecosystems through a single intuitive interface. Whether users want to interact with Quranium (QRN), Bitcoin (BTC), Solana (SOL), or EVM-compatible networks (such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, Fantom, etc.), QSafe provides full flexibility.

Add a Custom Network

In addition to the default supported networks, QSafe allows users to manually add custom blockchain networks by entering the required configuration details. This feature is especially useful for developers or advanced users interacting with less common or private blockchain environments.

Below is an explanation of each field in the “Custom Network” :

🛠️ Fields Explained:

  1. New RPC URL This is the URL of the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) endpoint for the blockchain network. Example: https://mainnet.infura.io/v3/YOUR-PROJECT-ID This allows the wallet to interact with the blockchain (fetch balances, send transactions, etc.).

  2. Network Name The display name for the network in the wallet. Example: My Custom Chain

  3. Chain ID A unique identifier for the blockchain network. Example: 1 for Ethereum Mainnet, 56 for BSC, 137 for Polygon. Important for preventing replay attacks across chains.

  4. Currency Symbol The symbol of the native currency used on the network. Example: ETH, BNB, MATIC, etc. This is shown next to balances and used in transaction amounts.

  5. Block Explorer URL (Optional) A link to the block explorer for the network, allowing users to view transactions and blocks directly from the wallet. Example: https://etherscan.io Optional but enhances usability.

  6. Add Network Button Once all mandatory fields are filled correctly, the “Add network” button becomes active. Clicking it adds the custom chain to the wallet for immediate use.

Seamless Switching Between Networks

Once added, the Custom Network appears in the network selector. Users can easily switch between networks. Each chain has:

  • Its own account structure

  • Individual balances

  • Independent transaction history

  • Separate dApp interaction contexts

QSafe makes multi-chain asset management simple and secure with a consistent user experience across all chains.

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