DEVELOPERS – TRUST BITCOIN

Build on a Community-Owned Layer-1 Blockchain

Trust Bitcoin is a Layer-1, EVM-compatible blockchain designed for transparency, decentralization, and real-world utility.

This page provides essential information for developers, integrators, and ecosystem partners.

OVERVIEW

    Blockchain Type: Layer-1

    EVM Compatibility: Yes

    Native Coin: Trust Bitcoin (TBC)

    Chain ID: 10791

    Governance: DAO-based (Community-owned)

    Architecture: Non-custodial

Trust Bitcoin enables developers to deploy smart contracts and decentralized applications using familiar EVM tools.

NETWORK CONFIGURATION

Network Name: Trust Bitcoin Mainnet

Chain ID: 10791

Currency Symbol: TBC

RPC URL: [Add RPC URL]

Block Explorer: https://scan.trustbitcoin.io

(Developers should always verify RPC endpoints from official Trust Bitcoin channels.)

EVM COMPATIBILITY

Trust Bitcoin supports:
  • Solidity smart contracts
  • Standard EVM tooling
  • Common Ethereum development frameworks
Compatible with tools such as:
  • MetaMask
  • Hardhat
  • Remix
  • Truffle
  • Web3.js / Ethers.js

SMART CONTRACT DEPLOYMENT

Developers can:

  • Deploy standard Solidity contracts
  • Interact with contracts using EVM APIs
  • Build DApps using non-custodial wallet connections

All contract interactions are publicly verifiable on-chain.

TOKEN & CONTRACT STANDARDS

Trust Bitcoin supports EVM-based standards, including:

  • ERC-20-compatible logic (adapted to Trust Bitcoin chain)
  • Custom ecosystem standards (e.g., TBC-native formats)

Note: Naming conventions may differ, but functionality aligns with EVM standards.

GAS & FEES

  • Gas fees are paid in TBC
  • Fees are required for transactions and contract execution
  • Gas pricing follows network conditions

There are no hidden fees or discretionary charges.

AUSD (ACCOUNTING USD) – DEVELOPER NOTE

AUSD is an internal accounting and settlement unit used within ecosystem DApps.

  • AUSD is not a stablecoin
  • AUSD is not intended for external trading
  • AUSD logic is implemented via smart contracts
  • Used for internal accounting workflows only

Developers must not represent AUSD as a fiat-backed or price-stable asset.

SECURITY & BEST PRACTICES

Developers are strongly encouraged to:

  • Conduct independent smart-contract audits
  • Use secure coding practices
  • Test contracts thoroughly on test environments
  • Avoid deploying unaudited critical logic

Trust Bitcoin does not guarantee the security of third-party contracts.

OPEN SOURCE & CODE ACCESS

Where applicable:

  • Core components may be open-source
  • Code repositories will be shared via official channels
  • Licensing terms must be respected

Developers should rely only on verified repositories.

DAO & GOVERNANCE INTEGRATION

Developers may build:

  • Governance tools
  • Voting interfaces
  • Proposal systems

DAO governance operates under transparent, community-driven rules.

THIRD-PARTY INTEGRATIONS

Trust Bitcoin may support integrations with:

  • Wallet providers
  • DEX protocols
  • Cross-chain tools
  • Infrastructure services

All integrations are subject to independent risk assessment.

DEVELOPER RESPONSIBILITIES

By building on Trust Bitcoin, developers agree to:

  • Follow applicable laws and regulations
  • Avoid misleading or fraudulent applications
  • Respect community ethics and transparency principles

Trust Bitcoin does not endorse third-party applications by default.

DISCLAIMER FOR DEVELOPERS

Trust Bitcoin provides blockchain infrastructure only.

  • No guarantees of performance or profitability
  • No responsibility for third-party contracts or applications
  • Developers assume all risks related to deployment

FINAL NOTE

Trust Bitcoin welcomes developers who value decentralization, transparency, and real-world utility.

Build responsibly. Innovate ethically. Respect the community.

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute technical, legal, or financial advice.