https://rpc2.testnet.xgr.network

XGR Testnetevm

xgr.network· rpc2.testnet compare ↔

Posture score

Speed score

TLS version

TLS 1.3

Cipher

TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384

KEX group

classical

PQ class

Classical only

ALPN

Cert expires in

51d

Session resumed

yes

TLS handshake

115ms

Resumption

133ms

TTFB

597ms

RPC block height

5,438,437

TLS handshake

VersionTLS 1.3

CipherTLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384

KEX groupclassical

ALPNh2

PQ classClassical only

Handshake115ms

Resumed?yes · 133ms

OCSP stapledno

SCTs presentno

Certificate chain

Subjectrpc2.testnet.xgr.network

IssuerYR1

Key typeRSA-2048

Chain length3

SANsrpc2.testnet.xgr.network

Not before2026-09-01

Not after2026-11-30

Days to expiry51d

Chain SHA-25636d89c977b1581cf…

Misconfigurations

OCSP stapling not enabled no_ocsp_staple

Grades

Posture

B83

Speed

B87

Certificate

100

TLS profile

Post-quantum

RPC reachability

100

Endpoint identity

URL

https://rpc2.testnet.xgr.network

Host

rpc2.testnet.xgr.network

Chain

XGR Testnet

Chain ID

1879

evm

Platform type

chain

Sibling RPCs

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Live probe (last 24 h)

Probes attempted

Successful

Success rate

Median p50

Median p95

Latest bucket

TLS posture (post-quantum)full history →

Class

Classical only

Key exchange

Cipher

TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384

Last seen

2026-10-09T13:08:17.081604568Z

History (30 days)

no history

Chain peer ranking

This URL is fastest right now

Fastest p50 latency

Latest block height

Current fastest URL

Using this RPCtabs auto-fill the URL + chain ID

JSON-RPC eth_chainId, which verifies the endpoint is alive and reports the chain ID.

curl -X POST 'https://rpc2.testnet.xgr.network' \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_chainId","params":[],"id":1}'

Scan reportschema rpcscan-report · captured 2026-10-10T05:47:15.166Z

SHA-256 of canonical content

computing…

The hash covers every field above the JSON serialization with sorted keys. Re-running this computation against the downloaded artifact must produce the same hash; that's how RPCScan's future on-chain proofs (rpcscanchain) will let anyone verify a published snapshot wasn't tampered with.