Overview
Chainstack began serving the Elysium testnet on 2 October, with shared and dedicated RPC nodes plus archive mode and debug calls for builders. Those last two are the detail that matters: archive access is what lets an indexer ask what a contract’s storage looked like on a past block, and debug calls are what you need to replay a failed transaction.
The provider runs on many chains, so its presence here is an infrastructure commitment rather than a bet on Elysium specifically.
Nothing on chain belongs to it, and the listing carries no usage figures — appropriately, since a node provider’s traffic is the chain’s traffic.
For a builder choosing where to point a testnet deployment, the practical difference between Chainstack and the other providers listed here comes down to archive and debug support on a shared tier, which is exactly what it advertises.
From the directory listing
A major node provider, now serving the Elysium testnet: shared and dedicated RPC nodes, with archive mode and debug calls for builders.
Key numbers
All-time figures the community directory reads from this project’s contracts on the Elysium testnet.
- Wallets, 7 days
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- Transactions, 7 days
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- Contracts
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