Networks
DevStation is built for QIE, and also supports BOT Chain. Pick a network from the selector and the whole console follows it — templates, the deploy path, the explorer, and analytics all switch to match. The selected network is authoritative for every read and write.
When a connected wallet is on a different network, the console surfaces a mismatch prompt before any transaction is sent. Reads always use the selected network's endpoint.
Supported networks
Solidity contracts, compiled in-browser with solc, deployed with any EVM wallet. Both networks run Blockscout-compatible explorers, so blocks, transactions, addresses and source verification all work natively.
| Network | Chain ID | Token | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| QIE | 1983 / 1990 | QIE | Testnet / Mainnet |
| BOT Chain | 968 / 677 | BOT | Testnet / Mainnet |
QIE Mainnet is the default — it's what the console opens on before you pick anything else.
Gas-free deploys
On QIE Mainnet and BOT Chain Mainnet, DevStation can top your own wallet up with just enough native token to cover a deploy, so you can ship a contract without holding gas first. Your wallet still signs and sends everything itself, so it stays the deployer of record. Testnets aren't sponsored — they each have a public faucet instead.
Add a network to a wallet manually, or let DevStation request the switch when you connect. Endpoints (RPCs and explorers) are configurable — the defaults are each network's public infrastructure, overridable via environment variables.