FAQ

We understand that you might have some questions, and so we took the time to put together a list of questions you might already have and their answers:

General

What is the VSL Devnet?

A developer-facing test network for experimenting with the Verifiable Settlement Layer (VSL), designed to demonstrate how claims can be submitted, validated, and settled across ecosystems.

What can I do with the VSL Devnet?

You can explore demos like bridging, mirroring, and AI pipelines, interact with programmable claims, and build or prototype your own applications on top of the VSL.

Is the Devnet open to everyone?

Yes, the Devnet is permissionless and open to all developers who want to experiment with VSL functionality.

Technical

What if I run out of test tokens?

You can request more test tokens on the #testnet-tokens channel on Discord. Please note only those with a whitelisted wallet can receive additional test tokens.

How do I connect to the VSL?

You can connect to the VSL using the following URLs:

• VSL RPC: https://rpc.vsl.pi2.network/

• VSL Explorer: https://explorer.vsl.pi2.network/

These will allow you to interact directly with the VSL network and inspect settled claims.

What is a VSL claim?

A VSL claim is a structured, verifiable object that encodes any information, data, or computation result that can be validated and settled by the VSL network.

What’s the name of the token I should look for in my wallet?

The token used within the Devnet environment is called the VSL Devnet Token.

How are VSL claims validated?

Claims are submitted to a decentralized, permissionless set of homogeneous VSL validators, which validate the proof or data attached to each claim.

Can I write my own VSL claims?

Yes, developers can define, generate, and submit custom claims as part of their integrations with the VSL.

How can I get started?

You can find all technical resources, guides, and API references in the official VSL Devnet documentation. It’s the best place to learn how to interact with the Devnet, explore the demos, and start building with VSL.

Use Cases & Applications

Are the provided demos the only use cases for VSL?

No. The demos are just examples to showcase what's possible. VSL is a foundational layer that supports a wide range of applications from DeFi to AI to interoperability.

How can I use VSL in my own project?

You can prototype integrations, build new types of verifiable services, or explore how VSL claims can replace or enhance your current verification and settlement mechanisms.

Is VSL meant for just blockchain-related use cases?

Not at all. VSL enables verifiability across blockchains and non-blockchain systems, making it relevant for distributed AI, data pipelines, and multi-platform services.

Next Steps

Is there a mainnet launch coming?

Yes, the Devnet is just the beginning. A roadmap for mainnet and broader ecosystem integrations will be shared soon.

When will the Pi Squared token launch?

We're focused on building strong infrastructure first. While there may be future updates around token mechanics, our current priority is advancing the VSL network and supporting developers building on top of it. Stay connected with us for updates.

How can I contribute or provide feedback?

Join the Pi Squared Discord! That’s where all discussions, feedback, and collaboration around the VSL Devnet are happening.