Pecu Novus Blockchain Is Now Listed on Chainlist

The Pecu Novus Mainnet is officially live on Chainlist — the industry-standard directory for EVM-compatible blockchain networks.

Developers, users, and institutions can now connect to the Pecu Novus blockchain with a single click through any EVM-compatible wallet, including MetaMask, WalletConnect, and other Web3 middleware providers.

Connect now: chainlist.org/chain/27272727

Chain Details

Parameter	Value
Network Name	Pecu Novus Mainnet
Chain ID	27272727 (0x1a02617)
Currency	PECU
Block Explorer	pecuscan.com
Chainlist URL	chainlist.org/chain/27272727

 

What Is Chainlist?

Chainlist is the definitive open-source directory of EVM-powered blockchain networks, maintained by the DeFi Llama community and used by millions of developers, wallet providers, and Web3 platforms worldwide. It serves as the go-to resource for connecting wallets and middleware to the correct Chain ID and Network ID for any EVM-compatible network.

Being listed on Chainlist is not a formality, it is a technical validation that a blockchain network is fully EVM-compatible, production-ready, and accessible to the global Ethereum developer ecosystem.

What This Means

For Developers

One-click wallet connection — add the Pecu Novus Mainnet to MetaMask and other wallets instantly from Chainlist, no manual RPC configuration required

Deploy Solidity contracts directly — if it compiles for Ethereum, it runs on Pecu Novus with no modifications

Full Ethereum tooling support — Hardhat, Foundry, Remix, Truffle, OpenZeppelin, Ethers.js, Web3.js — the entire EVM development stack works out of the box

Standard JSON-RPC interface — existing dApps can point to Pecu Novus by simply changing the RPC endpoint

Familiar Chain ID integration — 27272727 is now discoverable in every wallet and middleware provider that pulls from the Chainlist registry

For Users

Instant network access — visit the Chainlist page, click “Connect Wallet,” and the Pecu Novus Mainnet is added to your wallet automatically

Interact with dApps — use any ERC-20 compatible application on the Pecu Novus network

Manage PECU and PNP16 tokens — send, receive, and manage assets through standard wallet interfaces

Verify transactions — every on-chain activity is viewable through the integrated block explorer at pecuscan.com

For Institutions and Enterprises

EVM compatibility signals production maturity — Chainlist inclusion confirms that Pecu Novus meets the technical standards required by the largest blockchain developer ecosystem in the world

Integration confidence — enterprises evaluating blockchain infrastructure can verify network parameters, RPC endpoints, and explorer access from a trusted, neutral source

Ecosystem access — institutional products built on Pecu Novus are now discoverable by and interoperable with the broader EVM ecosystem

Why This Listing Matters

Chainlist is the front door to the EVM ecosystem — the directory that developers and users check first when evaluating, connecting to, or building on a new blockchain. Inclusion signals three critical things:

1. EVM Compatibility — Confirmed

The Pecu Novus Mainnet is now verified as a fully EVM-compatible Layer-1 network. This means:

Smart contracts written in Solidity deploy natively

ERC-20 tokens are fully supported — including USXM and all PNP16-minted assets with ERC-20 compatibility

ERC-1400 security token standard is supported for regulated, identity-aware token transfers

The entire Ethereum developer ecosystem — estimated at over 800,000 active developers — can build on Pecu Novus without learning a new language, framework, or toolchain

2. Network Discoverability — Unlocked

Before this listing, connecting to Pecu Novus required manual RPC configuration. Now:

Any user or developer can find and connect to the network through the Chainlist directory

Wallet providers that auto-populate network lists from Chainlist will begin surfacing Pecu Novus

Web3 middleware providers and aggregators can programmatically discover the network via the Chainlist API

The network’s Chain ID (27272727) is now registered and resolvable across the EVM ecosystem

3. Institutional Credibility — Reinforced

Chainlist is maintained by DeFi Llama — one of the most trusted data providers in DeFi. Networks listed alongside Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Avalanche are held to the same technical standards. Pecu Novus now sits in that registry, validating its infrastructure for institutional evaluation.

The Pecu Novus Advantage — Now Accessible to the Entire EVM Ecosystem

With Chainlist integration, the full power of the Pecu Novus blockchain is now one click away:

Capability	What Developers and Users Get
110,000+ TPS	Real-time settlement at speeds no other listed EVM chain matches
Hybrid PoT/PoS Consensus	Energy-efficient, fair validation — carbon-neutral infrastructure
PNP16 + ERC-20 + ERC-1400	Triple-standard token support — utility, interoperability, and regulated securities
Solidity Smart Contracts	Native deployment with zero modifications from Ethereum
MVault No-Code Contracts	Smart contract deployment without writing a single line of code
Native Escrow	Timed release, dual confirmation, and contract-locked transactions at the protocol level
Private Forks	Permissioned environments for enterprise, healthcare, and government use cases
FIX API	Institutional-grade connectivity for CeFi platforms and trading infrastructure
Pecuscan Explorer	Full on-chain transparency — transactions, blocks, tokens, and contracts

How to Connect

Option 1: Chainlist (Recommended)

1. Visit chainlist.org/chain/27272727

2. Click “Connect Wallet”

3. Approve the network addition in your wallet

4. You’re connected to Pecu Novus Mainnet

Option 2: Manual Configuration

If you prefer to add the network manually:

What’s Next

The Chainlist listing is a milestone in the Pecu 3.0 Themis rollout — the upgrade that brings full ERC-20 and EVM compatibility to the Pecu Novus blockchain. With the network now discoverable and one-click accessible to the global EVM ecosystem, the next phases include:

Expanded RPC infrastructure — additional public and institutional RPC endpoints for reliability and performance

DeFi protocol deployment — Solidity-based lending, swapping, and yield protocols launching natively on Pecu Novus

Wallet ecosystem integration — broader wallet support beyond MetaMask as providers pull from the Chainlist registry

ERC-1400 security token rollout — regulated, identity-aware token transfers for institutional products

Developer documentation and SDK release — comprehensive guides for building on Pecu Novus with standard EVM tooling

Cross-chain bridging — interoperability with Ethereum, BNB Chain, and other EVM networks