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Available RPC Providers

RPC providers offer access to Plasma’s network, ensuring low-latency, high-uptime connectivity for building and deploying protocols.

RPC Providers

The documentation for Plasma, high-throughput, scalable blockchain purpose-built for stablecoins with the ability to handle thousands of transactions per second.

Plasma Docs

Plasma is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain that is purpose built for global stablecoin payments.

Plasma

Overview

Use Cases

Tokenomics

MiCA Whitepaper

Common questions and answers on the XPL public sale

Public Sale FAQ

Official Links

Welcome to the Plasma chain documentation. This section covers everything you need to set up your environment and start deploying on Plasma.

Start Here

Connect to Plasma

Network Fees

Differences: Ethereum & Plasma

System Overview

Consensus

Execution

Bitcoin Bridge

Zero-Fee USD₮ Transfers

Custom Gas Tokens

Confidential Payments

Account Abstraction

Analytics provide a user-friendly blockchain data. 

Analytics

Block explorers provide a user-friendly interface to track transactions, addresses, tokens, and other activities on Plasma.

Block Explorers

Cross-chain providers offer cross-chain messaging and asset bridging for Plasma.

Cross-Chain

Faucets provide developers and users with free testnet tokens needed to deploy contracts and execute transactions on the Plasma Testnet.

Faucets

Indexers help transform raw blockchain data on Plasma into structured, queryable formats.

Indexers

Oracle providers bridge offchain data and computation to Plasma’s EVM-compatible blockchain.

Oracles

Understand the stablecoin payment stack and how Plasma is built to optimize the developer experience.

Introduction

Core Concepts

Selected payment partners building on Plasma.

Payment Partners

Understanding Plasma’s modular node architecture and operator roles

Understanding the different types of nodes on Plasma.

Node Types

Complete guide for setting up and running non-validator nodes with Reth execution client.

Non-Validator Node Setup

Detailed hardware specifications for different node configurations.

Hardware Requirements

Express interest in operating Plasma nodes

Operator Onboarding

Setting up dashboards, performance indicators, and alerts

Monitoring

Software updates, consensus upgrades, and maintenance

Upgrades

Backup procedures, disaster recovery, and node migration

Backup & Recovery

Common issues, diagnostics, and resolution procedures

Troubleshooting

Preparing for future consensus node operation on Plasma mainnet

Preparation

Set up a development environment and deploy a smart contract to the Plasma testnet.

Quickstart

Configure your tools and connect to Plasma for smart contract development.

Set Up Dev Environment

Connect a browser wallet to the Plasma Testnet 

Browser Wallet Setup

Configuration reference for connecting to the Plasma Testnet. Mainnet launch is scheduled for later this year.

Testnet Chain Details

This guide shows you how to deploy smart contracts on Plasma using Foundry, Hardhat, and Ethers.js. Plasma is fully EVM compatible, so contracts written for Ethereum require no code changes.

Deploy a Contract

This guide shows how to verify smart contracts on Plasma using Foundry, Hardhat, and Ethers.js. Verification makes contract source code publicly accessible on block explorers and ensures transparency for users.

Verify a Contract

This guide walks you through getting test tokens (XPL) for the Plasma testnet. Test tokens are required to pay for transaction fees when deploying contracts, sending transactions, and interacting with applications on the testnet.

Introduction

Network Information

Architecture

Stablecoin-Native Contracts

Tools

RPC Providers

Available RPC Providers

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Introduction

Network Information

Architecture

Stablecoin-Native Contracts

Tools

​Available RPC Providers

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Available RPC Providers

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