Links

Developing on Mantle

Check out our repository of Mantle-specific tutorials on the Mantle GitHub!

Network Details

Name
Mainnet
Testnet
RPC URL
WebSocket URL
wss://wss.mantle.xyz
wss://ws.testnet.mantle.xyz
Chain ID
5000
5001
Explorer
DTL service URL
Faucet
N/A
The official Mantle RPC employs rate limiting to ensure stability during traffic spikes. If your particular use case involves calling the Mantle API frequently, you might run into issues that arise due to rate limiting. For such use cases, you can consider connecting to third party RPCs instead. You can find the list of available RPC providers here: Node RPC Providers

Contract Addresses

The official Mantle RPC employs rate limiting to ensure stability during traffic spikes. If your particular use case involves calling the Mantle API frequently, you might run into issues that arise due to rate limiting. For such use cases, consider connecting to third-party RPCs instead. You can find the list of available RPC providers here: Node RPC Providers

Contract Addresses

The most updated list of addresses of the contracts deployed on Ethereum and Mantle Network are available on Github. Follow the links below to navigate to the respective address repos.
Please note that there are some common ERC20 contract operations currently inactive for the native $MNT token, namely:
  • transfer()
  • approve()
  • transferFrom()
  • increaseAllowance()
  • decreaseAllowance()
If your dApps use any of the above operations, we recommend using the wrapped token $WMNT instead. The L2 Mainnet contract address for $WMNT is 0x78c1b0c915c4faa5fffa6cabf0219da63d7f4cb8

Connecting to Mantle Testnet

Use the info listed in the Network Details table above to connect your wallets and apps to Mantle testnet.

Test $MNT Faucets

The official Mantle Network faucet is deployed on Goerli, and so you'll need to bridge the minted $MNT if you want to use it on L2. Also, make sure you have sufficient test Goerli $ETH in your wallet before minting tokens. You can use the Paradigm or Alchemy faucet to acquire test $ETH on Goerli.

GitHub

Our GitHub is a good place to familiarize yourself with the Mantle tech stack and find tools and usage examples for reference that'll help you set up a local development environment, integrate our SDK, invoke node RPC endpoints, and more.

Tooling Quick Access

Find the complete list of tools that will help you develop and deploy your dApps on Mantle Network here: Resources and Tooling

Contract Verification

Contract verification is currently only possible via Mantle Explorer. We're working on the API key generation to enable other modes of verification. Stay tuned!

Mantle SDK

You can learn more about the Mantle SDK in Mantle Client SDK. The SDK provides support for the following:
  • Inter-network message-passing
  • Token deposit and withdrawal between Layer 1 (L1) and Layer 2 (L2) networks
  • Creation of ERC-20 tokens on L2 mapping to L1 token
  • Monitoring of contract calls, emit messages, etc.
By combining SDK modules, Mantle network can be easily connected to wallets, exchanges, and other application scenarios. Use the link below to navigate to our SDK docs.

Thirdweb SDK

The thirdweb web3 development framework supports deploying apps to Mantle Network. Learn more about how to use the thirdweb CLI to deploy contracts, and the thirdweb SDK to build your applications connecting to Mantle Network on the Thirdweb SDK page.

Using Mantle Node API

dApps need access to nodes to fetch block data and send transactions. Mantle network supports Ethereum's JSON-RPC API implementation with some added custom methods and can be connected to using HTTPS and WebSocket. Find out more on the Mantle Node API page.

Tutorials

You can find the tutorials Github repo here: https://mantlenetworkio.github.io/mantle-tutorial/

Graph Node

Text
Testnet
Mainnet
Deploy endpoint
in works
Query subgraph using name
in works
Query subgraph using ID
in works
Check subgraph status
in works
IPFS server
in works
Network parameter
testnet
in works

Opcode Differences Between EVM and Mantle VM

0x40 range - ‘BASEFEE

Introduced in EIP1559
EVM
Mantle VM
// 0x40 range - block operations.
const (
BLOCKHASH OpCode = 0x40
COINBASE OpCode = 0x41
TIMESTAMP OpCode = 0x42
NUMBER OpCode = 0x43
DIFFICULTY OpCode = 0x44
RANDOM OpCode = 0x44 // Same as DIFFICULTY
GASLIMIT OpCode = 0x45
CHAINID OpCode = 0x46
SELFBALANCE OpCode = 0x47
BASEFEE OpCode = 0x48
)
const (
BLOCKHASH OpCode = 0x40 + iota
COINBASE
TIMESTAMP
NUMBER
DIFFICULTY
GASLIMIT
CHAINID = 0x46
SELFBALANCE = 0x47
L1BLOCKNUMBER = 0x4B
)

0x50 range - ‘PUSH0

Introduced in EIP3855
EVM
Mantle VM
// 0x50 range - 'storage' and execution.
const (
POP OpCode = 0x50
MLOAD OpCode = 0x51
MSTORE OpCode = 0x52
MSTORE8 OpCode = 0x53
SLOAD OpCode = 0x54
SSTORE OpCode = 0x55
JUMP OpCode = 0x56
JUMPI OpCode = 0x57
PC OpCode = 0x58
MSIZE OpCode = 0x59
GAS OpCode = 0x5a
JUMPDEST OpCode = 0x5b
PUSH0 OpCode = 0x5f
)
// 0x50 range - 'storage' and execution. const (
POP OpCode = 0x50 + iota
MLOAD
MSTORE
MSTORE8
SLOAD
SSTORE
JUMP
JUMPI
PC
MSIZE
GAS
JUMPDEST
)

0xf0 range - ‘INVALID

Introduced in EIP141
EVM
Mantle VM
// 0xf0 range - closures.
const (
CREATE OpCode = 0xf0
CALL OpCode = 0xf1
CALLCODE OpCode = 0xf2
RETURN OpCode = 0xf3
DELEGATECALL OpCode = 0xf4
CREATE2 OpCode = 0xf5
STATICCALL OpCode = 0xfa
REVERT OpCode = 0xfd
INVALID OpCode = 0xfe
SELFDESTRUCT OpCode = 0xff
)
// 0xf0 range - closures.
const (
CREATE OpCode = 0xf0 + iota
CALL
CALLCODE
RETURN
DELEGATECALL
CREATE2
STATICCALL = 0xfa
REVERT = 0xfd
SELFDESTRUCT = 0xff
)

Troubleshooting

Follow the link below to see solutions and fixes for issues that hackers commonly encounter.

Support

  • If you’re a partner - Please get in touch with us by tagging any relevant team members in "Mantle <> your org’s" telegram chat
  • If you’re a hacker building on Mantle Network - Please reach out to us via our official Discord channel or Mantle Devs telegram channel
  • If you’re a developer just trying out the network - Please reach out to us via Discord in the #dev-discussions channel, or raise a ticket for fast response