Public gateway
Public chain reads and signed-envelope submission for clients that do not run a local validator.
View live API status →Checking public network
QSDM Network
The live network for CELL.
Use QSDM Hive and supported applications without operating a local Core. Read public chain state and submit locally signed actions while wallet secrets remain on your device.
Chain height
—
public chain
Core revision
—
v0.4.7-rc.9 candidate
Signed tasks
Checking
waiting for status
One public network. Four clear services.
QSDM Network provides the public services used by Hive, operators, integrations, and independent reviewers.
Explorer
Search blocks, transactions, and accounts, plus live tip and node status from the public API.
Open Explorer →Public HTTP API
Integrate CELL balances, receipts, mining, governance, task state, and signed actions through HTTP v1.
Review the API →Audit and attestations
Check the public audit checklist, then drill into the optional NVIDIA attestation feed.
Open audit →Validators
Bootstrap peers and public endpoints for operators joining the mesh.
Validator entry →Local approval. Public verification.
QSDM Network receives requests signed on your device and verifies them. It never receives your private key.
Hive holds the wallet
The QSDM keystore and passphrase stay on the user’s Windows or Linux device.
The user approves
Hive or its browser extension presents the site and action before local ML-DSA signing.
Core verifies
QSDM Core checks the wallet signature and applies valid requests to the public chain.
The custody boundary stays visible.
Online access should remove operational friction, not move private wallet material onto a hosted service.
QSDM Network receivesPublic addresses, public chain queries, and signed action envelopes.
Hive retainsKeystore JSON, passphrase, local approval state, and private signing operations.
Websites receiveThe connected public address and only the signatures explicitly approved by the user.
Validators enforceSignature validity, sender binding, nonce/replay checks, balances, stake, and consensus rules.