Dashboard Overview & Getting Started
The QoreChain Dashboard at dashboard.qorechain.io is the official web app for using QoreChain from your browser. From a single place you can explore the chain, manage a wallet, swap tokens, move assets across chains, generate and audit smart contracts, stake to validators, claim testnet tokens, complete quests, and reach the network's tooling.
Everything in this section is a user how-to: what each page does and how to use it. No installation is required — the Dashboard runs entirely in your browser.
What you can do
| Area | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Explorer | Browse blocks, transactions, addresses, and validators. |
| Wallet | View your balance and history and receive QOR — with your own wallet (non-custodial) on mainnet, or a dashboard-managed test wallet on testnet. |
| Trade | Swap tokens and provide liquidity on the on-chain AMM. |
| Bridge | Move assets between QoreChain and other chains. |
| Smart Contract Creator | Generate smart contracts with QCAI across 17 supported blockchains. |
| Contract Auditor | Run a QCAI security analysis on a smart contract. |
| Staking & Validators | Review validators and delegate your QOR. |
| Faucet | Request test tokens on testnet. |
| Quests | Complete guided tasks to learn the network. |
| Tools Hub | Reach node, rollup, SDK, and licensing tooling. |
Connect your wallet
Most actions that change on-chain state — sending tokens, swapping, staking, bridging — require a connected wallet. How the Dashboard handles keys depends on the network:
- Mainnet is non-custodial. The Dashboard never holds your mainnet keys. You connect your own wallet — Keplr for the Native rail or MetaMask for the EVM rail — and the Dashboard reads your real balance and history from the chain. Every mainnet transaction is signed in your own wallet, never by the Dashboard.
- Testnet is custodial. The Dashboard manages a test wallet for you, so you can experiment with zero setup and no real value at risk.
To connect on mainnet:
- Open dashboard.qorechain.io and make sure the header shows Mainnet.
- If this is your first visit to a mainnet page, read and accept the one-time risk acknowledgement (see below).
- Select Connect Wallet and choose Keplr (Native rail) or MetaMask (EVM rail).
- Approve the connection in your wallet.
Once connected, the Dashboard shows your address (in shortened form) in the header and unlocks the actions that need a signature. Read-only pages such as the Explorer work without connecting.
QoreChain accounts use the qor bech32 prefix, so a connected address looks like qor1... — the same account also has an EVM (0x...) and an SVM (base58) encoding. Accounts are protected with quantum-safe cryptography. See Wallet Setup for first-time setup guidance, and Add QoreChain to your wallet if your wallet does not know the network yet.
One-time risk acknowledgement
Before you can use any mainnet page, the Dashboard asks you to accept a one-time disclaimer. It confirms you understand that mainnet transactions move real funds, that the Dashboard is non-custodial (only you control your keys), and that on-chain transactions are irreversible. You accept it once; after that, mainnet pages open directly.
Select your network
The Dashboard works against two networks. The header shows the network you are currently connected to.
| Network | Chain ID | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Mainnet | qorechain-vladi | Live network for real value and production use. Non-custodial: you connect your own wallet. |
| Testnet | qorechain-diana | Free environment for testing, with a dashboard-managed test wallet and the Faucet for test tokens. |
The native token is QOR (base denomination uqor, where 1 QOR = 10^6 uqor). If you are new, start on testnet, claim tokens from the Faucet, and try a first transfer before moving to mainnet.
Follow Connecting to Testnet and Your First Transaction to get hands-on quickly, then come back to explore the rest of the Dashboard.
Related
- Explorer — browse blocks, transactions, and accounts.
- Wallet — manage accounts and send transactions.
- Trade / DEX — swap tokens against on-chain AMM pools.
- Bridge — move assets across chains.
- Tools Hub — licenses, faucet, and developer utilities.