🌐TestNet & MainNet

Your Development and Deployment Environments

Zentium.tech offers two powerful blockchain environments—TestNet and MainNet—each customized to a specific stage of building and launching applications, AI agents, and smart contracts. These environments help developers and users bring their ideas to life, from testing to real-world deployment.

TestNet

The Zentium TestNet acts as a sand-box environment where developers test and refine their work. It mirrors the MainNet’s core architecture but keeps everything isolated, so there’s no real-world impact.

Developers use TestNet to deploy smart contracts, checking their logic, gas costs, and security without spending actual assets. They also run AI agents in various scenarios to confirm smooth integration with the blockchain.

Beyond that, TestNet supports large-scale stress tests and optimizations, ensuring the network holds up under pressure. To make this process seamless, developers connect to the Zentium TestNet via RPC endpoints using APIs, SDKs, or command-line tools.

• APIs (Application Programming Interfaces): These are predefined methods and protocols that allow developers to interact with Zentium’s blockchain, send transactions, deploy smart contracts, and retrieve data programmatically.

• SDKs (Software Development Kits): A collection of tools, libraries, and documentation that help developers build applications on Zentium.tech without writing everything from scratch. SDKs simplify integration by providing pre-built functions for common blockchain operations.

• Command-Line Tools: These are text-based interfaces where developers can execute blockchain commands directly using terminal commands. They provide control over blockchain interactions, for automation and debugging.

MainNet

The Zentium MainNet powers the live environment where everything counts. Here, AI agents, smart contracts, and transactions operate with real economic stakes. Developers test on TestNet first to avoid issues, then deploy to MainNet for production.

MainNet stands out with its AI-enhanced smart contracts, which adapt dynamically using data inputs, machine learning, and predictive models.

Transactions on MainNet use $ZENT tokens as the gas currency, covering fees for smart contract actions or AI agent operations.