SynQ Quickstart — Synergy Network

Step 01

Connect to SynQ Testnet

You'll need a wallet with testnet SNRG to deploy contracts. We recommend SynQ CLI or MetaMask with the SynQ testnet RPC.

SynQ Testnet RPC
https://testnet.synq.network:8545

Chain ID: 0x3E9 (999)
Currency: SNRG

synq-cli

$ synq config add --network testnet

✓ Network 'testnet' added

$ synq wallet create --name dev-wallet

Address: 0x7a3d...e9f2 (shown in wallet)

Command complete. Continue to Step 2.

Step 02

Write a Storage Contract

The simplest SynQ contract — stores a single uint and lets anyone read/write it.

SynQ Solidity

// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma synq ^0.8.0;

// SimpleValue — stores a single unsigned integer
contract SimpleStorage {
    uint256 private _value;

    // Store a new value
    function store(uint256 newValue) external {
        _value = newValue;
    }

    // Retrieve the stored value
    function retrieve() external view returns (uint256) {
        return _value;
    }
}

contract.sol

// Copy the code above into SimpleStorage.sol

Step 03

Compile the Contract

SynQ uses an LLVM-based compiler. The output is a bytecode artifact + ABI for deployment and calls.

synq-cli

$ synq compile SimpleStorage.sol

Compiling SimpleStorage.sol...

Step 04

Deploy to Testnet

Deploy the compiled artifact to SynQ testnet. You'll pay a small testnet gas fee — no real SNRG needed.

synq-cli

$ synq deploy SimpleStorage.sol --network testnet

Deploying contract to testnet...

Step 05

Call the Contract

Now interact with your deployed contract — write a value, then read it back to confirm success.

Call store(value)

synq-cli

$ synq call 0x...example store 42 --network testnet

Transaction submitted. Waiting for confirmation...

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Forge Your First Contract

Connect to SynQ Testnet

Write a Storage Contract

Compile the Contract

Deploy to Testnet

Call the Contract