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Fuse Network Testnet Spark

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Last updated 2 years ago

Like other public blockchains, Fuse Network has a constantly running called Spark. It has the same network protocol and block interval as the mainnet.

It can be used by developers wishing to deploy their dApps in a safe and costless mode, first.

It is also used to test network protocol updates, as well as validator node and full node software updates

The following are some useful links for testnet users:

RPC:

Chain ID: 123

Explorer Node:

Testnet explorer:

Health:

testnet
https://rpc.fusespark.io
https://explorernode.fusespark.io
https://explorer.fusespark.io
https://health.fusespark.io