Connecting to The Root Network
The simplest way to connect to one of the TRN networks is by using The Root Network Portal. This web portal enables communication with a node through WebSocket. You can choose the network to connect to by selecting it from the Root dropdown in the top left corner and clicking Switch.
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Network Endpoints
When connecting to The Root Network through the API, you can choose to connect to a public web socket or a local node.
The Root Network RPC servers are not for sustained or business use, and they may become unavailable at anytime. You should run your node or use an RPC Service like Rootscan RPC for regular use.
Root (Mainnet)
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Porcini (Testnet)
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Sprout-1 (Devnet)
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