Selected work · Plate 06

Vanar Hub

Service: Blockchain & Smart Contracts
Year: 2026
Live: hub.vanarchain.com

01[The work]

Overview

The application layer a token holder actually uses. The Hub gathers staking, a bridge from Ethereum to Vanar Chain, a swap, a rewards portal and a prestake claim into one place, with a launchpool behind a coming-soon flag. Around them sit the developer entry points for the same network — testnet, faucet, RPC and the academy — so a developer and a token holder arrive at the same door.

Challenges

Each of these is normally its own product with its own wallet connection, its own network prompt and its own idea of what a balance means. Presented separately they read as a scattering of half-finished tools; presented together they have to share one connection and one consistent state, and every one of them has to work against a chain the visitor's wallet has very likely never heard of.

Solution

The network problem is solved before anything else is attempted: an add-to-wallet flow registers Vanar Chain with the visitor's wallet and switches to it, written directly against the wallet provider's own methods rather than by pulling in a web3 framework — the chain parameters are configuration, so pointing the same build at another network is an environment change. Bridging leads the getting-started flow rather than staking, because the tokens start on Ethereum: there is nothing to stake until they have crossed.

Conclusion

The chain's own marketing site was built in the same programme and carried the same add-to-wallet flow. It is not linked here: vanarchain.com now redirects to a rebuilt site on a different positioning, so the work is described rather than pointed at. The Hub, the explorer, the faucet, the testnet and the academy are all still live on the vanarchain.com subdomains.

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