Quantum-ready
Use infrastructure designed to protect long-lived records as quantum risk becomes more practical.
Public testnet
Talero is an Ethereum-compatible public network designed for long-lived digital assets, verifiable settlement records and a practical path toward post-quantum security.
Why it matters
Powerful quantum computers may one day weaken the public-key cryptography used by today's blockchains. That does not make existing systems obsolete overnight, but it does mean infrastructure that stores long-lived value should prepare early. Talero is built around that transition while keeping the Ethereum tools people already know.
Honest constraint: standard EVM accounts still rely on the Ethereum signature layer, commonly known as ECDSA. Talero keeps that compatibility, then adds post-quantum protection around network transport, validator evidence, checkpoint proofs and smart-account paths. The detailed design belongs in the technical documentation.
Technical documentationA public network for people who want familiar Ethereum access, stronger proof records and a clear migration path as cryptography evolves.
Use infrastructure designed to protect long-lived records as quantum risk becomes more practical.
Connect with familiar EVM tooling, contract workflows and wallets instead of starting from a new stack.
Keep inspectable proof material alongside settlement workflows so partners can review what the network reported.
Proof that it is real
The explorer, documentation, wallet, faucet and pool remain the primary public entry points. The live panel below attempts a browser-side read from the public RPC and falls back honestly if the endpoint cannot be reached.
Checking public RPCeth_blockNumber when available.
Talero is not presented as a financial product. It is infrastructure for workflows where settlement records, auditability and future cryptographic resilience matter.
An issuer can settle a tokenized asset workflow on an EVM-compatible chain and keep proof material next to the settlement record for later review.
Auditors and partners can inspect network-reported evidence without relying only on screenshots, emails or a single operator statement.
Teams can connect existing Ethereum tooling and add stronger checkpoint evidence for workflows that need a longer trust horizon.
Developer quickstart
These are the current public testnet connection values used by the site. The operator should confirm the chain ID and RPC URL before treating this page as final production copy.
0x389a6)https://rpc.talero.info/rpccurl -s -X POST https://rpc.talero.info/rpc \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_chainId","params":[],"id":1}'
A serious network should be readable before it asks for trust. This section keeps the public facts clear and separates confirmed information from items that still need operator confirmation.
Public testnet. This page makes no mainnet, audit or production-readiness claim.
Deep technical content is linked from the site and belongs in docs.talero.info.
Stabilize public surfaces, confirm operator disclosures, publish source links and prepare mainnet criteria.
Official channels should be added only after the operator confirms them.
The public site keeps the language simple. The documentation is where Talero should explain the cryptography, consensus design, proof workflows and API specifications in full.
Technical documentation