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How to point a wallet or script at Paxeer X chain 125 with Paxeer Monorepo

Pick a public JSON-RPC endpoint for chain ID 125 and read the payments quickstart.

Credentials. Wallet keys and funding steps touch real value on a mainnet beta, so keep private keys out of logs, prompts and shared files.

Who it is forA developer building a client, script or wallet integration that needs to read from the Paxeer X chain.

The problemClients need the correct chain ID and a working public RPC name, and the README warns the gateway API is not open yet.

The outcomeA client configured with chain ID 125 and a public JSON-RPC endpoint, with the payments path reviewed.

What you need first

  • Go 1.25.6 for the node (go.mod)
  • A C17 compiler for the kernel (root Makefile)
  • Rust 1.91.1 for the agent and human workspaces (rust-toolchain.toml)
  • Node.js for the npm workspaces (package.json)
  • Git access to the Sidiora-Labs/paxeer-monorepo repository

Steps

  1. Open docs/site/docs/reference/public-rpc.md and choose one of the listed public JSON-RPC names.
  2. In your wallet or client settings, set the chain ID to 125 and the chosen RPC URL. (inferred, check the README)
  3. Read docs/wiki/PublicRpc.md for the RPC methods.
  4. Read docs/wiki/PaymentsQuickstart.md for the wallet, funding and payments path.
  5. Read docs/wiki/CommitmentLevels.md before relying on a transaction as final.

Prompt for your agent

In the Sidiora-Labs/paxeer-monorepo repository, read docs/site/docs/reference/public-rpc.md and list the public JSON-RPC names available for chain ID 125. Report the names and the chain ID. Verify that the chain ID stated in the file is 125 before reporting.

Caveat. The README says there is no faucet for general use and the gateway API is not available until the limited beta opens.

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