@pinax/chains
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Welcome to the Pinax Chains repository. This is the definitive source for the metadata of chains supported by Pinax products. Note that we maintain a separate, private list for internal operations.
To enhance accessibility, we offer the metadata as an npm package and provide a public API endpoint for fetching the data.
You can view details about the Chain Type and explore our list of supported, to-be-supported, or deprecated chains.
Note: Some chains may be listed without supported services or may have been deprecated. Always check the chain's metadata to confirm its current support status.
With the 2.0 release, we’ve made significant improvements to enhance developer and maintainer experience. Key updates include:
unreleased and beta servicesYou first need to install bun.
To install the package, run:
npm install @pinax/chains
Access the chains metadata via the public API endpoint:
curl https://pinax.network/api/chains
Please see How to use documentation for more information.
If you wish to contribute to the chain metadata, please open a pull request (PR) with your proposed changes. We will review and merge it if accurate. Be sure to consult the documentation before contributing.
2.1.37 (2025-09-16)
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Single-source-of-truth for the metadata of chains supported by Pinax.
The npm package @pinax/chains receives a total of 48 weekly downloads. As such, @pinax/chains popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pinax/chains demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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