Zug, Switzerland, November 7, 2026 // Supra Labs today announced that the beta of SupraEVM, the Ethereum-compatible execution environment of the Supra Layer-1, is live on Devnet. Developers can deploy existing Solidity contracts with the tools they already use, and call capabilities that most EVM chains can only offer through external services: randomness delivered inside the same transaction, automation registered directly from a contract, and SUPRA that moves between Supra’s Move and EVM environments without a bridge.
SupraEVM runs in the same node as SupraMVM, Supra’s Move execution environment. It is not a sidechain or a rollup bolted onto the network. The result is one chain with two execution environments and one native asset, where an EVM developer inherits the services Supra has built into the protocol itself.
“Solidity developers should not have to choose between the tooling they know and the infrastructure they need. With SupraEVM they keep the same language and the same workflow, and gain randomness, automation and native asset movement as features of the chain, not integrations to maintain. This is a beta, and we mean that. We want builders in early, breaking things and telling us what the interfaces should look like before testnet,” said Supra CEO Joshua Tobkin Supra
Same Solidity, same tooling
SupraEVM connects over standard JSON-RPC. Foundry, Hardhat, Remix, viem, ethers and web3.py work against it, and MetaMask and StarKey connect as wallets. Teams can point an existing project at the Devnet endpoint and deploy without rewriting contracts or learning a new toolchain.
Native superpowers for EVM contracts
- Native randomness, in the same transaction. Contracts read randomness from a precompile and use it immediately. There is no request, wait and callback cycle, which simplifies games, mints, lotteries and any logic that depends on a fair draw.
- On-chain automation, registrable from contracts. A contract can register a task that the chain itself executes on the schedule the developer sets. Liquidations, rebalances, payouts and recurring settlements no longer depend on off-chain keeper bots.
- Bridgeless SUPRA between SupraMVM and SupraEVM. SUPRA moves between the Move and EVM environments as a native transfer. No bridge contract, no wrapped asset.
- Microsecond block timestamps. Contracts can read block time in microseconds through a precompile, for applications where second-level granularity is too coarse.
Built in the open, before testnet
Supra invites Solidity developers to plug into SupraEVM and build randomness-powered, self-automating applications such as on-chain games, lending markets and perpetuals, running on Supra’s infrastructure without relying on external, third-party networks, which introduce security risks and latency.
As a beta, SupraEVM arrives on Devnet ahead of Testnet by design. Interfaces may change between Devnet upgrades, and contracts, balances and addresses will not carry over to Testnet, giving early builders a direct hand in shaping the final product. Supra’s core contributors are calling on developers to deploy now, report what breaks and help define the interfaces before testnet, as Supra extends its vertically integrated stack to the largest developer community in Web3.
SupraEVM beta is now live on Devnet (chain ID 535600), and can be explored at: https://devnet.suprascan.io
Developer docs and quick-start guides for StarKey, Foundry, Hardhat and Remix are available at: https://docs.supra.com/network/evm
To learn more, visit supra.com or follow Supra on X at @SUPRA_Labs
