⚠️ Alpha · testnets only. ChainRender is in active alpha and deployed on testnets only — Ethereum Sepolia, the Robinhood Chain Testnet, and the Circle Arc Testnet — not on any mainnet. Contracts, addresses, and APIs may change. Do not use with real funds or production assets.
Contracts

Contracts: Verifying an App

The whole point of content addressing is that you can verify. To confirm an app is exactly what it claims:

  1. Recompile the source and check the hash matches the on-chain component hash. (Same bytes ⇒ same hash.)
  2. Render against multiple RPCs and diff — byte-identical output proves nothing is injected by a provider.
  3. Read the grade (TrustGradeView.analyze) and check the deviation list matches what you expect.
  4. Check the version posture (SubnameVersionRegistry.nameInfo) — is the name frozen, or timelocked with a pending version? A pending version is public and delayed; you can audit it before it activates.

Nothing requires trusting an operator. Everything is a reproducible read. This is the guarantee ChainRender exists to provide.