Network & Operations

Maroo's network parameters are the predefined constants that wallets, explorers, and dApp code need to interact correctly with the chain — Chain ID for replay protection on transaction signatures, token denominations, and the Bech32 prefixes used for validator / governance addresses. The numeric values here are stable across the V1 testnet; resolve any chain-specific overrides through the JSON-RPC eth_chainId and module params.

Understanding the transaction lifecycle on Maroo is key to building reliable applications. When a user submits a transaction, it doesn't immediately get included in a block. Instead, it passes through a series of critical stages including mempool acceptance, rigorous validation by the AnteHandler chain, and finally, execution by the EVM and inclusion in a block by a validator. This process ensures the integrity, security, and proper ordering of all state changes on the network.