Quick Start
Get Started with Goliath in Minutes
This guide will help you connect to Goliath, set up your wallet, and make your first transaction. Choose your network below:
Goliath Mainnet - Live network for real transactions
Goliath Testnet - Test network for development and experimentation
Connect to Goliath Mainnet
Add Goliath Mainnet to MetaMask
Open MetaMask and click on the network dropdown (top center)
Select "Add Network" -> "Add Network Manually"
Enter the following details:
Network Name
Goliath Mainnet
RPC URL
Chain ID
327
Currency Symbol
XCN
Block Explorer URL
Click "Save"
Switch to "Goliath Mainnet" from the network dropdown
Use Onyx App
Onyx App is the single entry point for DeFi on Goliath Mainnet:
Swap - Trade tokens on the built-in DEX
Bridge - Transfer ETH, USDC, or XCN between Ethereum and Goliath
Liquid Staking - Stake XCN and earn rewards
For full details, see the Onyx App documentation.
Mainnet Resources
Block Explorer
Validator Dashboard
DeFi App
JSON-RPC Endpoint
https://rpc.goliath.net
Connect to Goliath Testnet
The testnet is ideal for developers and anyone who wants to experiment without using real assets. The entire setup takes less than 5 minutes!
📱 Step 1: Install MetaMask
MetaMask is the most popular Web3 wallet that allows you to interact with the Goliath network.
Installation Options:
🌐 Browser Extension:
📱 Mobile App:
First Time Setup:
Click "Create a new wallet"
Create a strong password
IMPORTANT: Securely save your 12-word recovery phrase
Confirm your recovery phrase
Your wallet is ready!
⚠️ Security Tip: Never share your recovery phrase with anyone. Store it offline in a secure location.
🌐 Step 2: Add Goliath Testnet to MetaMask
Option A: Automatic Configuration (Recommended)
Visit the Goliath Testnet Explorer
Look for the "Add to MetaMask" button in the footer or navigation
Click it and approve the network addition in MetaMask
Option B: Manual Configuration
Open MetaMask and click on the network dropdown (top center)
Select "Add Network" -> "Add Network Manually"
Enter the following details:
Network Name
Goliath Testnet
Chain ID
8901
Currency Symbol
XCN
Block Explorer URL
Click "Save"
Switch to "Goliath Testnet" from the network dropdown
💰 Step 3: Get Test XCN Tokens
To interact with Goliath and Slingshot modules, you'll need test assets for gas and cross-chain testing.
Getting Test Tokens:
Testnet Faucet Bot:
Copy your wallet address from MetaMask (click on your account name)
Open the Goliath Testnet Faucet Bot on Telegram
Use one of the following commands:
/request <ADDRESS>/request <ADDRESS> sepoliaxcn/request <ADDRESS> sepoliaxcn staked
/request <ADDRESS>provides XCN on Goliath, XCN on Sepolia, and ETH/BTC on GoliathWait for confirmation from the bot, then check your balances on the target network
🎉 Tip: Request both Goliath and Sepolia assets when testing
Swap,Bridge, andMigratein Slingshot.
✨ Step 4: Make Your First Transaction
Send a Test Transaction:
In MetaMask, click "Send"
Enter a recipient address (you can use your own address for testing)
Enter amount:
0.1 XCNReview the transaction:
Amount: 0.1 XCN
Gas Fee: ~0.0001 XCN (extremely low!)
Click "Confirm"
Transaction complete in ~3 seconds! ⚡
View Your Transaction:
Click on the transaction in MetaMask
Select "View on block explorer"
See detailed information including:
Transaction hash
Block number
Timestamp
Gas used
Transaction status
🎯 What's Next?
Explore the Network:
Block Explorer - View all network activity
Network Statistics - Real-time network metrics
Token Transfers - Track token movements
For Developers:
Deploy Smart Contracts - Start building on Goliath
Connect Your dApp - Integrate with Web3 applications
Development Tools - Set up your development environment
Advanced Features:
Staking XCN - Earn rewards by staking
Native Tokens - Create your own tokens
File Storage - Decentralized storage solutions
🆘 Troubleshooting
Common Issues:
Cannot connect to network:
Ensure RPC URL is correct:
https://rpc.testnet.goliath.netCheck your internet connection
Try switching networks and switching back
Transaction fails with INSUFFICIENT_GAS:
This happens when sending to a brand-new address that has never received XCN on Goliath. The chain creates the account automatically ("lazy-create"), which requires ~587,000 gas instead of 21,000.
Clear MetaMask activity data: Settings > Advanced > Clear activity & nonce data
Retry the transaction -- MetaMask will re-estimate the gas correctly
For developers: see the Lazy Account Creation Guide
Transaction pending for too long:
Goliath transactions typically confirm in 3-5 seconds
Check network status on explorer
If transactions are stuck pending, clear MetaMask's nonce data:
Remove the Goliath network from MetaMask
Re-add the network using the "Add to MetaMask" button on the Block Explorer (ensures correct Chain ID 8901)
Go to MetaMask Settings → Advanced → Clear activity & nonce data
Need test tokens:
Use the Goliath Testnet Faucet Bot
Use
/request <ADDRESS>for default multi-asset fundingUse
/request <ADDRESS> sepoliaxcnfor Sepolia XCNUse
/request <ADDRESS> sepoliaxcn stakedfor mint-and-stake Sepolia flow testing
MetaMask shows zero balance:
Ensure you're on Goliath Testnet network
Add XCN token manually if needed:
Token Contract: Native (no contract needed)
Symbol: XCN
Decimals: 18
📊 Network Performance
Goliath Testnet delivers exceptional performance:
Transaction Speed
~100,000 TPS
Finality Time
3-5 seconds
Average Gas Fee
<$0.001 USD
Network Uptime
99.99%
Active Nodes
Growing daily
🎉 Congratulations!
You're now connected to the Goliath testnet and ready to explore the future of distributed ledger technology. Whether you're a user looking for fast, affordable transactions or a developer building the next generation of dApps, Goliath provides the performance and reliability you need.
Join Our Community:
Telegram: Get help and connect with other users
X (Twitter): Latest updates and announcements
Community Forum: Participate in governance discussions
GitHub: Contribute to development
Need help? Reach out to us via the Goliath Help Bot on Telegram to get support, suggest improvements, or file a ticket. You can also visit our FAQ or join our community chat!
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