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# Get started

This section provides essential guides for developers to begin working with the Prom blockchain - high-performance scalable network. 

Here, you will find instructions on connecting wallets to the Prom network, deploying new or existing Ethereum smart contracts, and bridging assets between Prom and Ethereum. 

Additionally, you can learn about the technological stack, how to set up an RPC zkNode, and the process for deploying smart contracts. 

Prom is fully compatible with Ethereum, ensuring a seamless experience for both developers and users. No special tools or wallets are required to build or interact with Prom network. 

Simply switch to the Prom RPC and start building on a network that offers higher throughput and lower fees. Let’s dive in and explore the possibilities of Prom network!


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