BNB Chain Network Config
Basic network parameters for wallet and DApp integrations.
Documentation
Quick references for RPC, Private RPC, and partner integrations with Foutbit Labs.
Basic network parameters for wallet and DApp integrations.
How partner RPC access and endpoint planning typically work.
Introduction to private transaction routing and MEV protection concepts.
Basic status checks for partner endpoints and routing visibility.
Basic network parameters for wallet and DApp integrations.
View RPC Service →How partner RPC access and endpoint planning typically work.
View RPC Service →Introduction to private transaction routing and MEV protection concepts.
View Private RPC →Basic status checks for partner endpoints and routing visibility.
Contact for Access →Sample network configuration for BNB Chain integrations.
{
"network": "BNB Smart Chain",
"chainId": 56,
"symbol": "BNB",
"explorer": "BscScan",
"rpc": "Partner endpoint available on request"
}
Standard JSON-RPC request format using a placeholder partner endpoint.
curl -X POST https://your-partner-endpoint.example \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
--data '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}'
Private RPC refers to submitting transactions through partner routing paths designed to reduce public mempool exposure, rather than broadcasting directly to public nodes.
No. Private RPC and MEV protection features are designed to reduce exposure, but they do not guarantee absolute protection or financial outcomes.
Partner endpoints are available for wallets, DApps, trading systems, backend services, and other qualified integration partners after requirements review.
MEV Recovery is available only for qualified partner flows and is subject to separate agreement and scope definition.
Contact us for partner endpoint planning, private routing review, and integration guidance.