Main Contract
  • Introduction
  • Money on Chain platform
    • Main concepts
    • System states
    • Public actions
      • User actions
      • Process actions
    • Contracts architecture
      • MoC
      • CommissionSplitter
      • MoCState
      • MoCBucketContainer
      • MoCSettlement
      • MoCHelperLib
      • MoCLibConnection
      • MoCConverter
      • MoCExchange
      • MoCConnector
      • MoCBProxManager
      • MoCInrate
      • MoCVendors
      • MoCWhitelist
      • MoCBase
      • OwnerBurnableToken
      • BProToken
      • DocToken
      • MoCToken
      • PriceProvider
    • Contract mocks
    • Relevant patterns and choices
    • Data dictionary
    • Getting started
  • Integration with MoC platform
    • Introduction to MoC
      • The MoC Contract
      • MoC Precisions
      • MoC State Contracts
    • Getting BPros
      • Minting BitPros
      • Redeeming BitPros
    • Getting DoCs
      • Minting DoCs
      • Redeeming DoCs
        • On Settlement: redeemDocRequest
        • On Settlement: alterRedeemRequestAmount
        • Outside Settlement: redeemFreeDocVendors
        • On Liquidation State: redeemAllDoc
        • How-to
    • Commission fees values
    • Vendors
    • Fees calculation
    • From outside the blockchain
      • Using RSK nodes
      • Using web3
      • Official Money on Chain ABIs
      • Events
      • Example code minting BPros
      • Example code minting BPros without Truffle
      • Example code redeeming BPros
      • Example code redeeming BPros without Truffle
      • Example code minting DOC
      • Example code redeeming free DOC
      • Example code redeeming DOC Request
      • Example code redeeming all DOC
  • Smart contracts
    • Contracts verification
    • ABIs documentation
      • BProToken
      • BtcPriceProviderMock
      • DocToken
      • ERC20Mintable
      • Governed
      • Initializable
      • MakeStoppable
      • MakeUnstoppable
      • MoC
      • MoCBProxManager
      • MoCBucketContainer
      • MoCConnector
      • MoCConverter
      • MoCEMACalculator
      • MoCExchange
      • MoCHelperLib
      • MoCHelperLibMock
      • MoCInrate
      • MoCLibConnection
      • MoCPriceProviderMock
      • MoCSettlement
      • MoCSettlementMock
      • MoCState
      • MoCStateMock
      • MoCToken
      • MoCVendors
      • MoCWhitelist
      • MockMakeStoppable
      • MockMakeUnstoppable
      • MockStopper
      • MockUpgradeDelegator
      • MockUpgraderTemplate
      • OwnerBurnableToken
      • Pausable
      • PriceFeed
      • PriceFeederAdder
      • PriceFeederRemover
      • PriceProvider
      • RevertingOnSend
      • Stoppable
      • Stopper
      • UpgradeDelegator
      • UpgraderTemplate
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  • Truffle config: truffle.js
  • Installing your own node
  1. Integration with MoC platform
  2. From outside the blockchain

Using RSK nodes

Money on Chain contracts are executed on the RSK blockchain whose public nodes are testnet (testing environment) and mainnet (production environment). You can use a public node or install a node in your own server.

Public node: RSK Testnet

  • URL: https://public-node.testnet.rsk.co

  • chainID: 31

  • Cryptocurrency symbol: RBTC

  • Explorer: https://explorer.testnet.rsk.co/

Public node: RSK Mainnet

  • URL: https://public-node.rsk.co

  • chainID: 30

  • Cryptocurrency symbol: RBTC

  • Explorer: https://explorer.rsk.co/

Truffle config: truffle.js

If you use truffle then you can use the following settings in your truffle.js file

const HDWalletProvider = require('truffle-hdwallet-provider');

const mnemonic = 'YOUR_MNEMO_PRHASE';

module.exports = {
  compilers: {
    solc: {
      version: '0.5.8',
      evmVersion: 'byzantium',
      settings: {
        optimizer: {
          enabled: true,
          runs: 1
        }
      }
    }
  },
  networks: {
    development: {
      host: '127.0.0.1',
      port: 8545,
      network_id: '*'
    },
    rskTestnet: {
      host: 'https://public-node.testnet.rsk.co',
      provider: new HDWalletProvider(mnemonic, 'https://public-node.testnet.rsk.co'),
      network_id: '31',
      gasPrice: 60000000
    },
    rskMainnet: {
      host: 'https://public-node.rsk.co',
      provider: new HDWalletProvider(mnemonic, 'https://public-node.rsk.co'),
      network_id: '30',
      gasPrice: 60000000
    }
  }
};

Installing your own node

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The RSK node can be installed on different operating systems such as Linux, Windows and Mac. It is also possible to run them in environments running docker and in cloud service providers such as AWS, Azure and Google. For more information check the

official RSK documentation