Network Reference

Every endpoint, in one place, instead of repeated inline across other pages.

​

Manas (public testnet)

What	Value
Network RPC (WebSocket)	wss://staging.manas-rpc.palliora.org
Explorer	manas.palliora.org
Faucet	In-app, via the Explorer’s Faucet button, see Get test tokens

wss://staging.manas-rpc.palliora.org is the endpoint used throughout this documentation and confirmed working end to end: guardian coordination, threshold decryption, and real inference have all been tested against it directly. @palliora.org/chainsdk’s own default, wss://manas-rpc.palliora.org (no staging. prefix), has not been independently confirmed for the full guardian/compute flow, pass the staging URL explicitly to init() rather than relying on the SDK’s default.

​

Indexer

The SDK’s IndexerClient (see Indexer API reference) defaults to http://localhost:5020, a local development indexer, not a public endpoint. https://indexer.palliora.org shows up as a commented-out example value in more than one sample project’s config, but it has not been independently confirmed live. If you need indexer access, run your own instance of @statescan/indexer against Manas, or confirm a public URL with the Palliora team before depending on one in production code.

​

Testnet performance

Metric	Value
Block time	6 seconds
Max block size	4 MB
Throughput	About 700 transactions per second
Finality	15 to 20 seconds (BABE-GRANDPA)
Guardian onboarding	New clients can join every 4-hour interval
DA raw storage per node	300 GB (testnet configuration)

These figures describe Manas’s general block production and DA configuration, see How Palliora Works for context. Separately, the compute fee model’s own genesis parameters are quoted elsewhere (in palliora-sdk’s CHAIN-RULES.md) using a 500ms block time for a worked fee example, a different number than the 6-second figure above. Both are genesis or testnet values from different parts of the system, not necessarily the same figure, and both sources warn these are queryable, mutable network parameters, not constants, confirm against the live network (getFeeParams(), see Fees and Incentives) rather than hard-coding either.

​

Where these facts come from

Network endpoint and performance figures here are drawn from this workspace’s own direct, verified testing against Manas, and from palliora-sdk’s own README and CHAIN-RULES.md. If you find one of these values has drifted, SDK Reference and palliora-sdk’s source are the way to re-confirm it.