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# Deploy Contract
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Creating a Smart Contract means writing code that runs on a Blockchain on VoraChain. The code is executed and stored in a decentralized manner and cannot be changed after deployment.
**Basic Knowledge Required**
* **Main Language**: **Solidity** (similar to JavaScript)
* **Popular Blockchains**: VORAChain
## โ๏ธ RPC Network
| INFO | RESULTS |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Network Name | VORA |
| Chain ID | 3318 |
| Currency Symbol | VRA |
| HEX | 0xCF6 |
| RPC URL | vorascan.io/rpc |
| Block Explor | [https://vorascan.io](https://vorascan.io/) |
| Wallet | [https://vorawallet.com](https://vorawallet.com/) |
| DeFi App | [https://voradex.io](https://voradex.io/) |
#### ๐ What preparations?
You must be prepared for a successful multisender.
1. [Buy VRA Native](https://voradex.io/) - Used as a gas fee for transaction.
2. [Download .Sol](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts) - Smart contract file on github
#### ๐ Quick Deploy
**Using Remix IDE (Easiest)**
1. **Open Remix**: Visit [remix.ethereum.org](https://remix.ethereum.org/)
2. **Write Contract**: Create your Solidity contract
3. **Compile**: Use Solidity compiler 0.8.19+
4. **Deploy**:
* Select "Injected Provider - MetaMask"
* Connect to VoraChain
* Click "Deploy & Run transactions"
* Under the Environment section select "Browser extension"
* Deploy section select token .SOL file
* Enter owner address
* Press Deploy button
* Confirm transaction in MetaMask
#### โ
Verify smart contract
* Open [VoraChain Verify contract](https://vorascan.io/contract-verification)
* Left menu select [Verify contract](https://dannyscan.com/contract-verification)
* Enter smart contract address
* Select contract Lisense
* Select EVM Version: London
* Select type file (e.p Single file)
* Select Compiler version
* Paste Contract code
* Press Verify & Public
### ๐กEssential Tools
This includes platforms that can be used to create smart contracts via VoraChain.
| Tool | Link |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Hardhat | [hardhat.org](https://hardhat.org/) |
| Foundry | [getfoundry.sh](https://getfoundry.sh/) |
| Remix | [remix.ethereum.org](https://remix.ethereum.org/) |
| OpenZeppelin | [openzeppelin.com](https://openzeppelin.com/) |
| Tenderly | [tenderly.co](https://tenderly.co/) |
#### ๐ EVM Compatibility
EVM=Ethereum Virtual MachineEVM = Ethereum\ Virtual\ MachineEVM=Ethereum Virtual Machine
The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) enables smart contracts to operate consistently across multiple compatible blockchain networks, allowing developers to deploy decentralized applications efficiently while maintaining interoperability between ecosystems.
### Supported standards include:
* ERC-20
* ERC-721
* ERC-1155
* ERC-4626
* BEP-20
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#### โWhy Choose Our Development Services
* Professional Blockchain Architecture
* Secure & Optimized Smart Contracts
* Scalable Infrastructure
* Enterprise-Level Security Standards
* Transparent Development Process
* Fast Deployment & Technical Support
* Customized Web3 Solutions
* Long-Term Project Support
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#### โ ๏ธ Conclusion
Smart contracts are transforming industries by enabling decentralized, transparent, and automated digital ecosystems. Our mission is to help businesses and blockchain projects build secure, innovative, and scalable decentralized solutions on EVM-compatible networks.
From token creation and DeFi systems to NFT marketplaces and enterprise blockchain infrastructures, we deliver professional smart contract development services designed to support the future of Web3 technology.
#### ๐ Learning Resources
**Tutorials**
1. [**Deploy an ERC-20 Token**](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts)
2. [**Build a DeFi Application**](https://voradex.io/)
3. [**Integrate with Vorachain**](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts)
**Code Examples**
* **Simple dApp**: Basic wallet interaction
* **NFT Marketplace**: Full-stack NFT platform
* **DeFi Protocol**: Lending and borrowing
* **DAO Governance**: On-chain voting system
**Documentation**
* [**Core Ledger API**](https://github.com/vorachain)
* [**Smart Contract Best Practices**](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts)
## ๐ Related
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[API](/vorachain-docs/developer-guide/api.md)
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[Deploy Contract](/vorachain-docs/developer-guide/deploy-contract.md)
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## **โ๏ธNeed Help?**
Reach out to us for support, suggest improvements, or file a ticket using the [**Support**](mailto:support@vorachain.com) on Telegram. Our team is here to assist you!
* [**Telegram**](https://t.me/VORA_Chain): Join our developer community
* [**Twitter**](https://x.com/VORAChainHQ): information VoraChain
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