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Arc is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain. Most Ethereum-based tooling, wallets, and infrastructure work without modification.

Connect to Arc

Network details

RPC endpoints, chain ID, WebSocket URLs, and explorer links for Arc testnet.

Deploy on Arc

Deploy, test, and interact with a Solidity smart contract on Arc.

EVM compatibility

Arc is fully EVM compatible, with a few key differences from Ethereum:
  • USDC as gas: Transaction fees are paid in USDC (a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar) instead of a volatile token, which affects gas estimation and fee display.
  • Deterministic finality: Transactions finalize in under one second with no risk of reorganization, so a single confirmation is sufficient.
  • Standard tooling: Hardhat, Foundry, Viem, and other Ethereum development tools work without modification.

Run a node

Operate your own Arc node for independent transaction verification, direct RPC access, or data indexing. Anyone can run a node without permission.

Running a node

What a node does, how it fits into Arc’s architecture, and why you might run one.

Node requirements

Hardware, software, network endpoints, and ports needed to run a node.

Run an Arc node

Step-by-step setup for both the execution and consensus layers.

Deploy as a service

Configure systemd services that auto-restart and survive reboots.

Monitor a node

Verify sync status, view logs, and scrape Prometheus metrics.