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Last updated 12 months ago

Turbo is still in development. At this time, we only support these testnet networks:

Network
Turbo Swap address
Turbo RPC

Sepolia

0x4c6264AEe6f2ec9d8f181dE2d930Dd0a34D9542e

zkSync Sepolia

0x7A5D2661Ed1614C853D7001F10dfB34cf74572f3

Support for Starknet, Arbitrum, Optimism, and OP Stack chains will be added in the future. Please reach out to our team if you would like to discuss adding support for other Ethereum Layer 2s or Layer 3s.

https://eth-sepolia-turbo.api.herodotus.cloud/
https://zksync-turbo.api.herodotus.cloud/