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Tools Hub

The Tools page gathers QoreChain's operator and builder tooling in one place, organized into tabs. From here you can register infrastructure, deploy a rollup, reach the SDK, apply to become a validator, and acquire the licenses these roles require. Each section is summarized below with where it leads for full documentation.

Connect your wallet to use the tools that register infrastructure or submit applications — see Overview & Getting Started.

Light Node​

Register a light node so it can join the network and earn rewards. The section provides a registration form for your operator address, moniker, and public endpoint, and confirms the stake commitment required to participate. An active light-node license is required first; the section links to Buy License if you do not have one. For the full picture, see Light Node Overview and Registration & Licensing.

Node Registration​

Register a validator node. The form collects your validator address, moniker, commission rate, optional public endpoint, and the networks you want to validate, and confirms the self-stake commitment. An active validator license is required; the section links to Buy License when needed. See Running a Validator and Staking & Validators.

Rollups​

Deploy your own QoreChain-powered rollup. The configuration form lets you name the rollup and choose its virtual machine (EVM, CosmWasm, or SVM), data-availability layer, gas token, sequencer model, and settlement target. After you submit, the rollup is provisioned following review before it goes live. See Rollups Overview and Deploying a Rollup.

SDK​

A quickstart and reference hub for building on QoreChain in code. The section shows installation steps and copy-ready snippets for connecting, deriving accounts across the three runtimes, reading state, sending transfers, and quantum-safe signing, plus a table of language packages and links to the repository, examples, and explorer. See QoreChain SDK Overview and Install.

Validator Application​

Apply to become a Genesis Validator. The form collects your entity and contact details, desired tier, infrastructure region, hardware information, and motivation, with a compliance acknowledgement. After you submit, the application status is shown — under review, approved, or not approved with a reason — and once approved you can proceed to acquire a validator license. See Running a Validator.

Buy License​

Acquire the licenses required to run network infrastructure, including light-node and validator licenses, plus optional cross-network add-ons. Each option shows what it includes and the role it unlocks; validator licenses become available once your Validator Application is approved. For how licensing works across the network, see Chain Licensing.