What a node is
A Vorliq node runs the blockchain API, validates blocks, stores the chain, receives transactions, mines blocks when requested, and can connect to other peers.
Node identity, trust, and health history
Vorliq nodes maintain the blockchain, share blocks and transactions, and help the network become more resilient as independent operators join.
How the registry works
Operators can register a public node URL with display metadata. Heartbeats update chain height, last block hash, software version, sync status, and recent health history.
Trust signals
Reliability is the percentage of recent checks that were online and synced. Uptime is the percentage of recent checks that were online. These are operational signals, not identity verification.
Sync states
synced means the node is valid and within one block of the public node height. behind means it is valid but lagging. invalid means the node reported an invalid chain. unknown means no recent complete heartbeat is available.
Register and connect
Use the Registry page to register a public node with a safe HTTP or HTTPS URL, display name, region, country, and optional operator wallet. Use the Network page to add active registry nodes to your peer list.
More independent nodes improve availability and make it easier for the community to compare chain height, block hash, and live sync status.