Supported networks

Last updated: September 7, 2026

14 networks are supported today. This table is generated from the application's own source code, so it cannot drift from what the app actually does: a network added to the app appears here in the same release.

Network	Default source	Authentication	Method queried	Family	Block time
Beldex	`http://publicnode1.rpcnode.stream:29095/json_rpc`	none	`get_master_nodes`	CryptoNote	30 s
Firo	`https://explorer.firo.org/api`	none	`Insight REST · protx`	DIP3	2 min 30 s
PIVX	empty — your own node	optional	`listmasternodes`	legacy	1 min 1 s
Dash	empty — your own node	required	`protx · masternodelist`	DIP3	2 min 38 s
Syscoin	empty — your own node	required	`protx_list`	DIP3	2 min 32 s
Divi	empty — your own node	required	`listmasternodes`	legacy	1 min
Flux	empty — your own node	none	`GET /daemon/…`	FluxNode	30 s
Terracoin	empty — your own node	required	`masternodelist full`	legacy	2 min 7 s
Cosanta	`https://explorer.cosanta.net`	none	`GET /ext/getmasternodelist`	DIP3	2 min 38 s
Raptoreum	empty — your own node	required	`protx`	DIP3	2 min
Neoxa	`https://explorer.neoxa.net`	none	`GET /ext/getmasternodelist`	DIP3	1 min
SmartCash	empty — your own node	required	`smartnodelist full`	legacy	55 s
SwiftCash	empty — your own node	required	`listswiftnodes`	legacy	10 min
BitCore	empty — your own node	required	`masternodelist full`	legacy	2 min 38 s

How to read this table

Default source — the address preloaded in the app. Where it is empty, the network has no official public endpoint exposing its masternode list, and the app asks you for one rather than routing your traffic through a commercial gateway you never chose.
Authentication — whether the endpoint expects a username and password. Public APIs need none; a personal RPC node almost always does.
Method queried — the RPC command or REST route the app calls. Useful when you allow only specific methods on your own node.
Family — the technical lineage, which decides what the app can show:
- DIP3: deterministic masternodes. Identity is a proTxHash, and the network itself scores misbehaving nodes (PoSe).
- legacy: pre-DIP3 masternodes. Identity is the collateral outpoint, and a problem is detected from the status and the freshness of the last ping.
- CryptoNote (Beldex) and FluxNode (Flux): each is its own model.
Block time — the app's default, used for reward estimates. Most of these values were measured on mainnet rather than taken from the projects' documentation, because the real cadence usually exceeds the announced target by a few percent. Each one is adjustable per network in the settings.

Some networks publish less than others, and the app says so. Where a source does not expose the PoSe score, a penalised node looks healthy until it is banned. Where the payment data is not reliable enough, no next-reward estimate is shown at all. The app would rather show nothing than something invented.

Official project sites

These are independent projects. Crypto Masternode Monitor is not affiliated with any of them, and all names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Beldex Default source yes Firo Default source yes PIVX Default source no Dash Default source no Syscoin Default source no Divi Default source no Flux Default source no Terracoin Default source no Cosanta Default source yes Raptoreum Default source no Neoxa Default source yes SmartCash Default source no SwiftCash Default source no BitCore Default source no

Missing a network?

The app was built to take any masternode blockchain: the domain logic knows nothing about specific networks, and most new ones simply attach to a family that already exists. If yours is missing, ask for it — and mention whether it has a public API or whether you would supply your own node, because that is the part that decides how much work it takes.

Next: how to configure an endpoint.