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DecentralChainDecentralChain

An open Layer-1 with Leased Proof of Stake.

Native token: DecentralCoin (DCC)

Fixed supply 100,000,000 DCC
Minted at genesis, never inflated

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Build

  • Quickstart
  • REST API
  • SDK packages
  • Signing
  • MCP & Agents
  • Documentation

Ecosystem

  • DCC public sale
  • DecentralCoin
  • Decentral.Exchange
  • DecentralProp
  • DecentralSwap
  • Cubensis Connect
  • DecentralAmerica

Network

  • Blockchain features
  • Finality
  • RIDE
  • Solana bridge
  • Run a node
  • DecentralNode One
  • Network status

Project

  • Community
  • DCC Airdrop
  • Governance
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mainnetHeight—Node—read from your browser
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Privacy

This site collects
only what you send

There is no analytics script, no cookie, no account, and nothing stored in your browser. The one thing we keep is a DecentralNode quote request, and only if you fill in the form and send it. Everything below can be checked by reading the source or opening your network tab.
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On this page

  • What this site collects
  • The quote form
  • The one request it makes
  • Where links take you
  • The chain is not private
  • Contact

What this site collects

Nothing about your visit. Specifically, and each of these is verifiable in the published source:

  • No cookies. The site never writes one, so there is no banner to dismiss.
  • No analytics or tracking. No Google Analytics, no tag manager, no Plausible, PostHog, Segment, Mixpanel, or pixel of any kind.
  • Nothing in browser storage. No localStorage, no sessionStorage.
  • No accounts. There is nothing to sign up for, so there is no profile to hold.
  • One backend, for one form. The site is static files. The only server of ours that receives anything is the one behind the DecentralNode quote form, and it receives only what you type into it and send.
  • No third-party fonts or CDNs. Typefaces are served from this domain, so no font host learns you visited.

The quote form

The DecentralNode One page has a form for requesting a quote. Nothing in it is sent until you press the button, and nothing is kept if you don’t.

  • What is kept. Exactly what you type: name, email, how many nodes, where they ship to, whether you buy as an individual or a business, and, if you add them, a company, a phone number or Telegram handle, and your notes. Plus the time you sent it and a reference number.
  • What is not. Your IP address, browser, device or any cookie. The server counts requests per address in memory to stop floods and forgets them within the hour.
  • What it is used for. Sending you a quote and following it up. Nothing else: no newsletter, no marketing list, and it is not shared or sold.
  • Where it lives. In a database on Railway, the host that serves this website. Only the DecentralNode team can read it.
  • How long. Until the quote is settled either way, or sooner if you ask. To have a request deleted, email info@decentralchain.io with your reference number or the address you used.

The one request it makes

Pages showing live chain data ask mainnet-node.decentralchain.io for the current block. Your browser makes that request directly — there is no proxy of ours in the middle, which is the same property that lets any script read the chain without a key.

That request carries what every HTTP request carries: your IP address and user agent. The node needs no account and issues no identifier, so nothing links one request to another beyond what any web server sees. If you would rather it did not happen, the pages still render without it and say the node was unreachable.

Where links take you

Links point to GitHub, npm, the ecosystem applications, and community platforms. Once you follow one you are on someone else's site under their policy, not this one. We receive nothing back from those visits.

The chain is not private

Worth saying plainly, because it is the more consequential fact. DecentralChain is a public ledger. Every transaction, balance, address and lease is readable by anyone forever, by design — that is the point of the thing. This page describes the website; it does not and cannot make on-chain activity private.

Careful
An address is pseudonymous, not anonymous. Anything that links an address to you — an exchange withdrawal, a public post, a bridge transaction — links it permanently, and no later action removes that history.

Contact

This site is operated by DecentralExchange, Cédula Jurídica 3-102-956858, of Jacó, Garabito, Costa Rica, which is the controller for anything described here. Questions go to info@decentralchain.io.

Because the site holds no personal data, there is no record for us to export, correct, or delete on request — the honest answer to such a request is that nothing exists to act on.