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EVM Compatible

Build on Ethereum Classic

The Olympia upgrade closes the final EVM gaps — Hardhat, Foundry, wagmi, viem, and ethers.js work on Ethereum Classic without modification, just like on Ethereum mainnet. Deploy your contracts to a network with immutability, code is law, and a continuous production record since July 2015.

Chain ID

61

Testnet ID

63

Block Time

~13 seconds

EVM Version

Shanghai

Consensus

Proof of Work

Network Configuration

Add ETC to your wallet or configure your development environment

Ethereum Classic

Production Network

Chain ID61
SymbolETC
RPC URLhttps://etc.rivet.link
ExplorerBlockscout
Add to Wallet via Chainlist

Mordor Testnet

Development & Testing

Chain ID63
SymbolMETC
RPC URLrpc.mordor.etccooperative.org
ExplorerBlockscout
Get Testnet ETC

Node Clients

Run your own Ethereum Classic node for maximum decentralization

Fukuii

Recommended

Ethereum Classic's first native client — an EVM execution client in Scala 3 LTS on Pekko Typed Actors, running on the JVM. One binary runs several networks at once in one JVM process, each isolated with its own state, its own metrics registry, and its own configuration; a further network is configuration, not a new client.

ScalaWindowsmacOSLinux

Core-Geth

A go-ethereum derivative maintained for Ethereum Classic, carried through the Olympia upgrade for network continuity. etclabscore/core-geth v1.12.x was unmaintained June 2024–March 2026 (21 months), accumulating six unpatched CVEs that were actively exploited against ETC mainnet bootnodes. All CVEs patched by White B0x at ethereumclassic/core-geth, pending release as v1.13.0.

GoWindowsmacOSLinux

Ready to Build on ETC?

Start with our getting started guide and deploy your first smart contract on Ethereum Classic in minutes.