# Supported networks

Dexpanse has plans to expand to all the major blockchain networks that support smartcontracts. For a list of the currently available networks, read on.

## Available Mainnet networks

**Binance Smart Chain (BSC)** - the home chain of the cryptocurrency BNB and the Binance exchange, to read more this chain we suggest [this external article](https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/an-introduction-to-binance-smart-chain-bsc) by Binance Academy. Currently this is the only network on which Dexpanse's [Engagement System](/dexpanse-wiki/engagement-system/engage-to-earn.md) is supported on. To learn how to connect to the BSC network, read our step by step tutorial, [here](/dexpanse-wiki/tutorials/connecting-to-bsc-mainnet.md).

**Polygon Smart Chain** - a fast, modern blockchain with its native token being [$MATIC](https://polygon.technology/matic-token/). To read more about this network we recommend [Polygon's official documentation](https://docs.polygon.technology/docs/home/new-to-polygon).

**Cronos Chain** - a new but robust network that is currently getting a lot of traction. It is EVM compatible and has already secured a large number of investors and developers who have helped create a thriving environment. To read more about this network we recommend reading the [Cronos official documentation](https://cronos.org/docs/).

## Available Testnet networks

If you wish to test out Dexpanse's services without having to pay anything upfront, Dexpanse has made public a test version of its platform at <https://test.dexpanse.io> that you can connect to with the supported Testnet blockchains. Once connected you can use the avaialble services on the Testnet to create tokens, manage presales etc.

**Binance Smart Chain (BSC) Testnet** -  to learn how to connect to the BSC Testnet network, read our step by step tutorial, [here](/dexpanse-wiki/tutorials/connecting-to-bsc-testnet.md).


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