Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.teqoin.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Run a node
TeQoin currently exposes a public RPC endpoint athttps://rpc.teqoin.io. If you need read and write access immediately, that endpoint is the fastest option.
This page focuses on two practical workflows:
- Using the public RPC in development and automation
- Preparing your stack for a dedicated or self-hosted node later
Quick connectivity check
Use a JSON-RPC request to confirm the network is reachable:Use the public RPC in your tools
Hardhat
Foundry
Ethers
When you need your own node
A dedicated node becomes useful when you need:- Higher request volume
- Internal monitoring
- Stable latency for production services
- Control over archival, tracing, or custom indexing
Suggested operational checklist
Prepare these pieces now, even if you still rely on the public RPC:- A secrets manager for RPC credentials and wallet keys
- Request retries and circuit breakers in your backend
- Health checks for
eth_chainId,eth_blockNumber, andnet_version - Metrics for latency, error rate, and stale block detection
Health checks to automate
Run these checks on an interval:- The chain ID changes unexpectedly
- Block height stops advancing
- Latency spikes above your service threshold
Current limitation
As of April 22, 2026, the public TeQoin GitHub account only exposes the docs repository. A public node repository or install guide was not available in that account when this page was prepared, so this guide documents the live RPC workflow instead of unpublished infrastructure.Next steps
- Build against the public RPC first
- Add monitoring before you scale traffic
- Revisit this page when TeQoin publishes dedicated node software or operator docs