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  • Klyntar project intro
    • About project
    • Unique architecture - take the best from L1 and L2 chains
    • Multilevel sharding and modularity
    • Multistaking - native liquid staking, multichain multiasset staking and much more!
    • Checkpoints mechanism
    • Advanced cryptography - zk, mpc, fhe, post-quantum and much more!
    • Virtual machines - EVM, WASM, containers and much more!
    • Parallelization
    • Abstractions - for account, storage and chain
    • RWX - codeless smart contracts for real world usage
    • Unique shared security model
    • Mutations - add new functionality and improvements simple and fast
    • Forgetfulness - a blockchain cleaning mechanism
    • Low validator requirements and mobile validation
    • AI layer
    • Quantum future
    • Bring your social value to alternative economy
    • Ecosystem & Future services
    • Official links
    • Brand assets
    • Partnerships
    • Tokenomics
    • 📚Glossary & Taxonomy
    • Wallets to work with WVM and native environment
    • EVM compatible wallets
    • ☁️Build the core
    • 🕸️Networks
    • 🪙Staking
    • 🕵️Become a validator
    • Mobile & low power devices validators
    • ⚙️Customizations
    • Explorers and how to use them
    • Web1337 intro
    • 🟢Simple API requests
    • 🟠Transactions and smart-contracts
    • 🔴Advance Web1337 usage
    • 🌐Networking
    • Intro
    • 👩‍💻KLY-EVM
    • 👨‍💻KLY-WVM
    • Containers
    • 🤓Writing smart contracts
    • 🧠Advanced VMs usage
    • ℹ️Intro to real-world-execution smart contracts
    • How to use RWX contracts in your project or business
      • Web2 usage
      • Web3 usage
        • Use in standalone blockchain projects
        • Use in DApps
    • 🤝Create RWX contract and deploy with Web1337
    • 🕵️‍♂️Become verifier
    • 😦Return of lost funds
    • 🏷️KLY Aliases
    • 🤖Intro
    • Core version update
    • State pruning
    • Launch own PoD (point of distribution)
    • Recovery process
    • Fast sync
    • For blockchain networks
    • For DApps
    • For bridges
    • For oracles
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For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. This page is also available as Markdown.
  1. 🗺️RWX contracts
  2. How to use RWX contracts in your project or business
  3. Web3 usage

Use in DApps

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