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# Welcome

Welcome to the official documentation for Prom, a cutting-edge Zero-Knowledge (ZK) blockchain developed using the Polygon CDK. In this world of advanced blockchain technology, Prom stands out as a robust, scalable, and efficient platform.

At the heart of our network is PROM, the native chain currency of Prom, serving a role analogous to MATIC on the Polygon Mainnet. PROM is integral to our ecosystem, facilitating transactions, network security, and a host of other essential blockchain functions.

This documentation is your comprehensive guide to understanding and navigating the Prom blockchain. From technical details to practical guides, it covers everything you need to know about our platform, its features, and how to integrate with it.

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