QoreChain provides a Solana-compatible JSON-RPC interface through its SVM (Solana Virtual Machine) runtime, enabling existing Solana tooling and SDKs to interact with QoreChain natively.
Connection
Transport
Default Address
HTTP
http://localhost:8899
Methods
Method
Parameters
Description
getAccountInfo
pubkey (base58 string)
Returns account data, owner, lamports, and executable flag
getBalance
pubkey (base58 string)
Returns the balance in lamports for the given public key
getSlot
none
Returns the current slot number
getMinimumBalanceForRentExemption
dataLength (integer)
Returns the minimum balance for rent exemption given data size
getVersion
none
Returns the node software version
getHealth
none
Returns node health status ("ok" if healthy)
Response Format
All responses follow the JSON-RPC 2.0 specification. Responses that reference on-chain state include a context object with the current slot:
The version string 1.18.0-qorechain indicates compatibility with the Solana 1.18.0 RPC interface running on the QoreChain SVM runtime.
@solana/web3.js Integration
Existing Solana applications can connect to QoreChain by pointing the Connection object to the local SVM endpoint:
Notes
Address format: SVM accounts use base58-encoded public keys (standard Solana format), not the qor1 Bech32 prefix used by the native QoreChain SDK modules.
Cross-VM bridging: To move assets between EVM and SVM runtimes, use the Cross-VM module (x/crossvm). See the Transaction Commands for crossvm call syntax.
Program deployment: Deploy BPF programs via the CLI (qorechaind tx svm deploy-program) or programmatically through the SVM runtime.
Compute budget: The SVM runtime enforces a compute budget of 1,400,000 compute units per transaction by default. This is configurable via module parameters.