Networks & contracts

Chance runs on Robinhood Chain, with a testnet and a mainnet deployment. networkConfigs returns every network the API can currently serve, with live contract addresses.

GraphQL

query {
  networkConfigs {
    networkId
    mode
    chainId
    contracts {
      chancePool
      lpPool
      chanceToken
      usdg
      hook
    }
  }
}

Fields

Field	Type	Meaning
`networkId`	`NetworkId!`	`ROBINHOOD_TESTNET` or `ROBINHOOD_MAINNET` — the key you select on
`mode`	`String!`	`testnet` or `mainnet`
`chainId`	`Int!`	EVM chain id — pass to `betResult` / `betResults` and your viem chain config
`contracts.chancePool`	`String!`	The betting pool — where you place, settle, and claim
`contracts.usdg`	`String!`	The USDG token — approve this for `chancePool` before placing
`contracts.chanceToken`	`String!`	The CHANCE protocol token
`contracts.lpPool`	`String!`	The Uniswap V4 CHANCE/USDG pool reference
`contracts.hook`	`String`	Optional V4 hook address — may be `null`

Selecting a network

Filter by networkId. The array only contains networks the API has fully configured, so mainnet may be absent before its deployment goes live:

TypeScript

const configs = data.networkConfigs
const network =
  configs.find((n) => n.networkId === 'ROBINHOOD_MAINNET') ??
  configs.find((n) => n.networkId === 'ROBINHOOD_TESTNET')

Do not hardcode contract addresses from docs, screenshots, or old deployments. Pools are redeployed on ABI changes and addresses go stale; networkConfigs is the source of truth (the pool address comes from the API’s config, and the token / USDG / LP addresses are read from the pool itself).

Bring your own RPC endpoint for on-chain reads and writes — the API does not proxy RPC traffic.

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