The Chain Management module manages the blockchain networks supported by the system. Each chain has key information such as name, RPC endpoint, and withdrawal address.
Page overview
Chain list table
| Field | Description |
|---|
| Chain name | Blockchain network name (e.g. Ethereum, Tron, Base) |
| RPC | RPC node URL |
| Withdrawal address | Hot wallet address used to initiate withdrawals on this chain |
| Status | Active (green) / Disabled (red) |
| Created at | Creation time |
| Updated at | Last updated time |
| Actions | Edit button |
How-to guide
Add a chain
Click the Add button
Click the Add button in the top-right corner of the page.
Fill in chain details
- Chain name (required): e.g. Ethereum, Tron, Arbitrum
- RPC (required): blockchain RPC node URL
- Withdrawal address (optional): the hot wallet address used for withdrawals on this chain
Confirm and submit
Click Confirm to finish creating.
Edit a chain
Click the Edit button
Click Edit in the Actions column.
Modify information
You can change chain name, RPC, withdrawal address, and status.
Save
Click Confirm to save changes.
Permissions
| Feature | Super admin (1) | Other roles |
|---|
| View chain list | Yes | |
| Add chain | Yes | |
| Edit chain | Yes | |
Notes
After disabling a chain, all deposit addresses on that chain will be unable to receive new transactions, and deposit/withdrawal functionality for related tokens will also be affected. Proceed with caution.
Before changing the RPC URL, make sure the new RPC node is available; otherwise on-chain data queries and transaction processing may fail.
Use a highly available RPC node service (such as Alchemy or Infura) to avoid delays in transaction processing caused by an unstable RPC.
