What an RPC endpoint is
An RPC (Remote Procedure Call) endpoint is the URL your wallet uses to talk to the Conflux Network. When you check your balance, send a transaction, or call a smart contract, the wallet sends that request to an RPC endpoint, which forwards it to the network and returns the response.
Wallets that hardcode a single RPC endpoint break when that endpoint goes down. Conflux Wallet maintains a pool of endpoints with automatic failover.
Conflux Network RPC endpoints
Mainnet (Core Space)
- Public RPC:
https://main.confluxrpc.com - Chain ID:
1029 - Currency: CFX
Mainnet (eSpace)
- Public RPC:
https://evm.confluxrpc.com - Chain ID:
1030 - Currency: CFX
- Block explorer:
https://evm.confluxscan.io
Testnet (Core Space)
- Public RPC:
https://test.confluxrpc.com - Chain ID:
1 - Faucet:
https://faucet.confluxnetwork.org
Testnet (eSpace)
- Public RPC:
https://evmtestnet.confluxrpc.com - Chain ID:
71 - Faucet:
https://faucet.confluxnetwork.org
Conflux Wallet's automatic failover
Conflux Wallet maintains an internal pool of RPC endpoints. When one is unresponsive, the wallet automatically routes to the next without interrupting your transaction. You don't see RPC failures unless every endpoint in the pool fails simultaneously (rare).
Custom RPC for advanced users
If you run your own Conflux node, or you want to route requests through a specific provider:
- Open Conflux Wallet → Settings → Networks.
- Select Add Custom RPC.
- Enter the URL, Chain ID, and currency symbol.
- Save. The custom endpoint joins your pool.
Custom RPC is also useful for connecting to private testnets or mock networks during development.
MetaMask configuration (if using eSpace via MetaMask)
Network name: Conflux eSpace RPC URL: https://evm.confluxrpc.com Chain ID: 1030 Currency symbol: CFX Block explorer URL: https://evm.confluxscan.io